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The UC Global Health Institute will award 20 UC Master’s students from historically excluded and/or disadvantaged backgrounds $5000 stipends for their capstone projects/research projects that are related to local or global health. Apply by October 31!

By Liliana Garcia, Funding Peer
Monday, October 10th, 2022 - 11:17am


Overview
The UC Global Health Institute will award 20 UC Master's students from historically excluded and/or disadvantaged backgrounds $5000 stipends for their capstone projects/research projects that are related to local or global health. UC Global Health Institute is interested in designing this program specifically for Masters-level students because they recognize that funding opportunities for these students are even more limited and acknowledge that tuition rates are high. There is data to support that graduates of Master's degrees do not necessarily secure jobs with compensation that is significantly higher than those with Bachelor's degrees. This opportunity will support the careers of students who are currently in the global health pathway and through this program will help expand their networks/connections in efforts to contribute to the success of their careers.

Deadline
October 31, 2022

Award
Up to 20 University of California Master's students will be awarded a maximum of $5000 stipend. Stipends will be used on projects conducted during the award period. Projects should be completed within the same academic year as when the stipend is awarded.

Eligibility
- Student must be enrolled in a University of California master's level degree program. Ex: MS, MSN, MPH, MSW, MPP, etc.
- Students can spend award funds only while enrolled in their respective UC degree program
- Students may be enrolled in single or joint degree programs
- Students that identify as Black, Indigenous, and Persons of Color (BIPOC) and/or First Generation are strongly encouraged to apply

Details
Submit your application through this Google form by Monday, October 31, 2022. For questions please contact Roshni Desai, Global Health Program Coordinator: Roshni.Desai@ucop.edu.