COPH Graduate Scholarships and Awards

Term awarded: Spring

These scholarships are available to newly accepted or current COPH students in good academic standing and a minimum of a 3.0 GPA . (If you are a new student, the minimum requirement is an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or better). Applications will be available in the fall term and be applied in the spring term. Click here to learn about each scholarship and application process.

Term awarded: Fall

The Peace Corps Coverdell Fellowship program is a Graduate Fellowship program awarding financial assistance to selected returning Peace Corps volunteers who are pursuing a Master of Public Health (MPH) or a Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) degree. All Coverdell Fellows will complete internships in underserved communities in the Tampa Bay Area while working under the supervision of faculty. Through these internships fellows can fulfill the Peace Corps’ Third Goal: To promote a better understanding of other peoples on the part of Americans. Click here to learn about each scholarship and application process.

Term awarded: Fall

The DrPH Public Health Laboratory Scholarship Program is part of a larger grant given to the Association of Public Health Laboratories to fund the APHL’s Public Health Laboratory Workforce Pipeline Project.  Tuition assistance will allow students to participate in coursework designed and implemented by professionals in laboratory leadership positions with an emphasis on laboratory leadership, management, and scientific expertise. The overall aim of this scholarship is to increase the number of qualified public health laboratory personnel eligible to sit for the High Complexity Laboratory Director (HCLD) examination to fill the current shortages in laboratory leadership. Click here to learn about each scholarship and application process.

Terms awarded: Spring, Summer, and Fall

The College of Public Health International Student Book Scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to qualified international students as they pursue their graduate education at USF. Awards are for $500 per semester. Click here to learn about each scholarship and application process.

Term awarded: Spring

This award focuses on how one, through research, practice, and/or coursework in the COPH, plans to build leadership, communication, empathy, and interaction skills among health professionals so that the priority populations served receive a better and more fruitful experience with the healthcare system.  The Application will be available in the fall term and be applied in the spring term. Click here to learn about each scholarship and application process.