IDM Master’s Student Scholarships and Aid
IDM has a limited amount of partial tuition scholarships reserved for the most outstanding master level applicants. Applicants and students are encouraged to visit the Financial Aid page, listing grants and scholarships available to Pitt Public Health students. Applicants are encouraged to apply for scholarships and seek external funding sources prior to beginning their education.
- Bob Yee Scholarship
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Awards 1 outstanding, incoming MS student, 1 outstanding, incoming MPH-MIC student, and 1 outstanding, incoming MPH-PEL student with $1,000 of unrestricted funds. There is no application for the Bob Yee Public Health Scholarship, and all matriculated students are considered. It is typically awarded in July.
- Travel Grants
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IDM has grants available to help supplement travel costs for master and doctoral students presenting a poster, giving an oral presentation at a domestic or international conference, or completing a practicum abroad. More travel funds through Pitt Public Health and other School organizations can be found on Pitt Public Health’s Financial Aid page under “Other Financial Support – Travel Awards for Conferences and International Study.” Current students interested in applying for a travel grant through IDM should complete the request form.
- Loans
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Student loan applications are processed by the University’s Office of Admissions and Financial Aid (OAFA). For instructions, eligibility requirements, and more, please visit the OAFA Web site. To apply for a federal or state loan, students need to complete the FAFSA. Generally, applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents. The suggested deadline to complete these forms are June 1 (fall term), October 1 (spring term), and February 1 (summer term). Students are encouraged to apply early. Call 412-624-7488 to check the status of your loan application.
- Employment
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Students who have secured employment positions within the school or University locate positions through the University’s job listing, networking with their faculty advisor, and contacting directors of Pitt Public Health’s research centers.