CGH Funding Opportunities for UVa Students
The Center for Global Health offers an array of scholar programs
designed to support UVa students from diverse disciplines who conduct
independent research related to global health.
Current programs are available to University of Virginia students from
all disciplines and in all schools across Grounds. Award programs
encourage student and faculty partnership, peer mentoring, and
engagement with multiple institutions, NGOs, and service organizations.
Past CGH Scholars have included students from the College of Arts and
Sciences and the Schools of Engineering, Medicine, Nursing and
Commerce.
We encourage all students to consider pursuing independent inquiry
which incorporates research, service, and academics.
Center for Global
Health - University Scholar Awards
Available to undergraduate, graduate, or professional students who
engage faculty mentors in multidisciplinary approaches to global health
in an international setting. Application deadline: 7 December
2012.
Pfizer
Initiative in International Health - Center for Global Health Scholar
Award in Infectious Disease
Available to undergraduate and graduate students, medical and
nursing students who develop hypothesis-driven, rigorous research on
infectious disease in developing countries. Application
deadline: 7 December 2012.
The Dean's
Center for Global Health Award in Medicine
Available to 4th year medical students pursuing international
clinical or research rotations during their final year of medical
school. Application deadline: March - during your third year of
medical school.
The CGH is proud to partner wtih the UVA Medical Alumni Association and
Medical School Foundation in support of international experiences for
medical students. Based on generous support from medical alumni and
friends, the MAA helps to fund several student rotations annually. All
awards are coordinated through the CGH.
Multiple additional funding opportunities for undergraduate students
and for 4th year medical students from independent or foundation
sources or from other UVa organizations are available. Please review
the resources; CGH faculty may serve as mentors.
For further information, please contact:
Center for Global Health
University of Virginia
PO Box 800822
434-243-6383
ctrglobalhealth@virginia.edu

