What type of funding is available for MPH, MHA & MS students?
The College of Public Health offers competitive scholarships to new incoming students each fall semester (up to $10,000). These awards are given out based on prior academic performance and students awarded a scholarship are notified upon admission. To be considered for the scholarships applicants must have submitted and completed their fall application through SOPHAS or HAMPCAS by the March 15th priority application deadline to be considered. That means all application materials must be received by the application service well enough in advance for the service to complete the verification process and release the verified application to the university.
College of Public Health Scholarships:
- Chancellor’s Scholarship: $10,000
- President’s Scholarship: $6,000
- Dean’s Scholarship: $2,000
Receiving a scholarship may qualify non-resident students for in-state tuition. We encourage you to visit our Office of Financial Aid for other funding opportunities. Learn more about financing your degree through the Associations of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH).
What type of funding is available for doctoral (PhD) students?
The College of Public Health offers competitive multi-year funding packages to doctoral students. Selected candidates receive tuition and fees coverage, a living stipend, and health insurance. Highly qualified students selected for the Master of Science in Public Health programs are offered generous support form the university in the form of full tuition and fees scholarship.
See the following link for more details on those packages: PhD Student Funding Packages
What opportunities do students have to serve as Graduate Assistants, Research Assistants & Teaching Assistants?
- UNTHSC has limited GA, RA & TA positions.
- PhD students serve as RA throughout their program and may TA from time to time. This work is part of their full-time commitment to the campus and supports their funding award.
- MPH, MHA & MS students may apply for on-campus positions following admission. Work hours are capped at 19 hours a week. Available positions do not carry tuition/fee waivers.
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