Fellowships

Fellowships are funded, competitive training opportunities that enable students to advance, synthesize, or increase their skills in their field. Fellowships are often completed after a degree has been conferred (MPH/MS, MD/PhD/DrPH) and are often pursued in place of full-time employment, often for a fixed duration. Some fellowships focus on independent research while others involve working under the close guidance and mentorship of an advanced public health professional. See also: Internships and Practica pages.

Some organizations frequently update and add new fellowships and internships. Check the CDC, the ORISE CDC Program, the ORISE EPA Program, the ORISE FDA Program, and Global Health Fellows Program II Web sites often for their latest opportunities.

Internship, fellowship, and permanent employment opportunities are posted weekly on Pitt Bridges. Login regularly to review open positions, or schedule an appointment with a Career Services counselor for help finding the right opportunity for you.

Recurring fellowships are listed below in order of application due date with additional opportunities listed at the end. Some of these fellowships can also function as postdoctoral opportunities.