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Fully Funded MS& PhD Programs in Public Health
- By: Scholarships Cafe
Here are compilations of funding opportunities to pursue Masters or doctoral programs in Public Health:
1. University of Waterloo, Canada
Deadline- January 15
A supervisor must be secured before an applicant is eligible to receive an offer of admission.
A variety of scholarships, assistantships, and other forms of financial aid are available for graduate students in the School of Public Health Sciences. Most of these awards are for full-time graduate students enrolled in research-based degree programs.
Full-time MSc (thesis-based) students are guaranteed funding. Funding normally comes in the form of a Teaching Assistantship (TA), Research Assistantship (RA) or a major award.
The Faculty of Health is committed to providing funding over four years to support new full-time domestic doctoral students as part of its PhD funding initiative. Students may also be eligible for additional scholarship and funding opportunities.
2. University of British Columbia, Canada
Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR)
Graduate Scholarships $35,000
Eligibility : PhD
Deadline: September annually – please read the requirements for submission and signature pages.
IHSPR Rising Star Award
$1,000 award, travel support and publication.
Eligibility : Graduate students and/or post-doctoral fellows studying in all fields and disciplines related to health services and policy research
Deadline: February, annually
Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships (administered by CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC)
Vanier Scholars $50,000
Eligibility :PhD students
Deadline: September
International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
IDRC Research Awards (One year salary and travel expenses up to $15,000)
Eligibility: Canadians, permanent residents of Canada, and citizens of developing countries pursuing or completed a master’s or a doctoral degree at a recognized university.
Deadline : September
IDRC Doctoral Research Awards ($20,000)
Eligibility: Canadians, permanent residents of Canada, and citizens of developing countries pursuing doctoral studies at a Canadian university.
Deadline : May
Trudeau Foundation
Doctoral scholarships ($40,000 plus $20,000 travel allowance)
Eligibility: First year of a PhD at UBC, or be registered in the first or second year of a PhD at UBC
Deadline : October
Killam Scholarship and Prize Programmes
Killam Doctoral Scholarship – part of the Affiliated Fellowships Doctoral Competition.
$30,000 per annum for two years and a $2,000 allowance for research-related travel during the 24 months of the scholarship.
Eligibility : PhD
Deadline : As per the UBC Affiliated award deadline.
Fraser Basin Council
Robert Caton Scholarship is for graduate students with demonstrated interest in atmospheric sciences, air quality and health or policy. Amount: $2000
Eligibility: All students
Deadline : Competition announced in fall term
David Bates Scholarship
David Bates Scholarship is for graduate students with demonstrated interest in atmospheric sciences, air quality and health or policy. Amount: $2000
Eligibility: All students
Deadline : Competition announced in fall term
Canadian Cancer Society
Travel Allowance (Amount: Up to $2,000 CAD)
Eligibility : Master’s, PhD and post-doctoral fellows
Deadline : January, May and September
UNESCO-L’Oréal For Women in Science Canadian National Fellowships
The UNESCO-L’Oréal for Women in Science Canadian National Fellowships are granted annually to promising young women scientists at the doctorate or post-doctorate level in the Life Sciences ($20,000 CAD for postdoc and $5,000 CAD for other applicants).
Eligibility : PhD
Deadline : March
WorkSafe BC
WorkSafeBC Research Training Awards. $20,000 stipend and a $2,500 research and travel allowance
Eligibility: Master’s, PhD
Deadline : March
Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research
MSFHR Research Trainee Program Awards support highly qualified Master’s, PhD and Post Doctoral trainees to prepare for careers as independent health researchers.
Eligibility: Master’s, PhD and Post Doctoral trainees
Deadline : March
Canada-US Fulbright Program
The Canada-US Fulbright Program is a bi-national program of educational exchange, with a mandate to enhance mutual understanding between the people of Canada and the people of the United States of America. Amount varies according to particular competition within the program
Eligibility: Master’s, PhD students who are Canadian citizens
Deadline : November
WAGS/UMI Master’s Thesis and Technology Awards
Nominations for the WAGS/UMI Distinguished Master’s Thesis Award will be accepted from any graduate program or department that offers a master’s degree. Amount: $1,000
Eligibility : Master’s
Deadline : September
Globalink Graduate Fellowship
The Globalink Graduate Fellowship provides financial support to former Globalink Research Interns to return to Canada for graduate studies at select Mitacs university partners.
Amount: $15,000
Eligibility: Master’s and PhD
Deadline: After submitting applications to graduate schools.
North Pacific Research Board
North Pacific Research Board will award up to six Graduate Student Research Awards (GSRAs) to three qualified master’s students and three doctoral students for the opportunity to address scientific, technological, and socio-economic issues relating to the research themes identified in the 2005 NPRB Science Plan. Amount: $25,000
Eligibility : Master’s and PhD
Deadline : February
https://spph.ubc.ca/student-awards-funding/
3. Simon Fraser University, Canada
All MSc and PhD students in the Faculty of Health Sciences receive financial support either from scholarships, teaching appointments, or professors' research grants. More information is available in the full policy.
Dr. Djavad Mowafaghian Doctoral Fellowship in Child Health (PhD entrance fellowship)
Application deadline: January 15
Value: $25,000/year for two years
Eligibility requirements:
Demonstrated academic excellence at the undergraduate level (and graduate level, if applicable)
Complete admission application to the PhD program in the Faculty of Health Sciences at SFU
Proposed doctoral research that will contribute to the improvement of child health research, policy, or practice
Not already holding a doctoral fellowship from SFU or an external source
How to apply: students must be nominated for the Doctoral Fellowship in Child Health. If you want to be considered for this fellowship, submit the following as PDF attachments in one email to mscphd_assistant@sfu.ca by January 15:
Copies of your official copy of transcript(s) from each post-secondary institution you have attended (both sides)
CV
Two-page statement outlining your proposed research topic, rationale, methods, senior supervisor and potential benefits for child health care
One-page personal statement outlining your motivation for undertaking a Doctoral degree related to child health
Three letters of reference specifically related to this award application, with at least one academic reference familiar with your work (please have your referees email them directly to mscphd_assistant@sfu.ca)
https://www.sfu.ca/fhs/graduate/prospective/awards-and-funding.html
4. University of Toronto, Canada
The Graduate Department of Public Health Sciences (PHS) in the DLSPH believes that participating in full-time Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) study should not be impeded by individual financial barriers. Accordingly, DLSPH commits to providing limited financial assistance to those students participating in the Four-Year PhD Program, who are registered as full-time students, and are unable to secure enough financial support to sum to a minimum funding threshold.
5. University of Saskatchewan, Canada
College of Graduate and Post-Doctoral Studies
The College of Graduate and Post-Doctoral Studies (CGPS) offers a wide range of awards and scholarships to help students succeed in their programs. Visit the Scholarships and Awards page for information on what's available.
Students should also discuss additional opportunities that exist to apply for Tri-Council funding or other external awards with their supervisor.
School of Public Health
There are graduate student awards sponsored by the School available for all four programs (MPH, Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Vaccinology and Immunotherapeutics) once students have been admitted to their program. Awards are allocated by the respective Program Advisory Committees. The amount of funding available and value of each award varies annually. Once students have entered their program, they may apply to the director of their program for any funding available. Scholarships are usually awarded on the basis of academic merit.
https://sph.usask.ca/current%20students/scholarships-and-funding.php
6. University of Michigan, USA
Many doctoral students at the University of Michigan School of Public Health are fully-funded, though because of the individualized nature of doctoral programs, financial aid and funding at this level is largely determined by our departments. Students are encouraged to connect with department coordinators to learn more.
All students admitted to one of our doctoral programs are considered for financial support. There are four types of financial support that we offer our students: Graduate Student Instructor (GSI), Graduate Student Research Assistant (GSRA), Training Grants, and Fellowships.
https://sph.umich.edu/admissions/programs-degrees/doctoral/funding.html
7. Brown University, USA
Admitted doctoral students receive up to five years of guaranteed financial support through Brown's Five-Year Guarantee. We encourage PhD applicants to maximize funding sources.
https://admissions.sph.brown.edu/tuition-funding/phd
8. Vanderbilt University, USA
The Vanderbilt Ph.D. in Health Policy program is committed to offering full financial support to students including tuition, insurance, and fees, in addition to their annual stipend.
Covered by the program:
Tuition
Health Insurance Premiums
Student Services Fees
In addition to covering the costs above, students will also receive an annual stipend of $35,000* for all four years. This stipend should comfortably cover the cost of books, supplies, and cost of living in Nashville.
https://www.vumc.org/health-policy/phd-program
9. Boston University, USA
Graduate students in the School of Public Health find funding in the form of scholarships, grants, fellowships, and employment both within the University and from outside organizations.
https://www.bu.edu/sph/admissions/financing-your-education/
10. Harvard University, USA
All questions regarding financing your education at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health can best be fielded directly by the Office of Financial Aid. The Office of Financial Aid website has a fund finder for scholarship/grant information. There, you will find an assortment of opportunities; please look through those and their criteria to ensure you qualify for a particular funding opportunity.
https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/drph/fellowship-and-funding-opportunities/
11. Oregon State University
Most public health doctoral students are funded through teaching or graduate research assistantships, which include tuition remission and a stipend. Others are funded through scholarships and fellowships.
https://health.oregonstate.edu/academics/phd/public-health