Further information should be obtained from the Office of University International Student Services. Student aid Financial aid is made available without discrimination based on race, color, sex, religion, national or ethnic origin, age, or handicap. Federal funds, however, are limited to United States citizens and permanent residents. Traineeships United States Public Health Service Traineeships provide grant money in support of public health training to citizens of the United States or to persons having in their possession a visa granting permanent residence in the United States. Allocation is made by the School to those who demonstrate financial need and who undertake specified programs of study.
Further availability is contingent upon congressional funding.
Applications are available from the School of Public Health Office of Financial Administration. Assistantships A limited number of teaching and research assistantships are available from operating and grant funds, with the understanding that the student will perform such duties as may be required by the one to whom the student is responsible, not to exceed half time. Students will be considered after they demonstrate knowledge and proficiency in the area in which they would work. Before a fellowship, traineeship, or assistantship is awarded, the student must have secured regular admission to the School. The academic record, financial need, and potential productivity are among the factors considered in the awarding of financial aid.