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Scholarships | Global Health Education | Virtual & In-Person “ My empathy toward patients of all backgrounds grew exponentially “ Since 2000, Child Family Health International awarded over 1. 1 million dollars in scholarships to support participation in our global health programs, electives, practicums, and internships.
We are dedicated to actively seeking a diverse pool of candidates from a wide variety of backgrounds who are committed to CFHI’s mission and vision and excited to be future leaders in health. CFHI programs are a chance to immerse yourself in diverse global health settings, gaining valuable insight into healthcare delivery while learning directly from experienced medical and public health professionals.
Through clinical shadowing, public health activities, and cultural exchange, you’ll explore pressing global health topics, strengthen skills like cultural humility and communication, and build a strong foundation for your academic and professional future. Apply for a CFHI scholarship today and take this next step toward an enriching, career-shaping experience!
Scholarships are reviewed on a rolling basis and awards are announced three times per year in November, March, and June. Be sure to submit your application 3 months prior to your program. CFHI offers scholarships for both in-person and virtual programs.
Your application will be considered for all scholarships that apply to you. While most scholarships aim to encourage participation in our Off the Beaten Path Programs -such as Kabale , Mukono , Durban , Puyo and Tarija- we encourage you to select all programs you would be interested in participating in, as this gives us greater flexibility when matching applicants with available scholarship opportunities.
To learn more about each scholarship, we invite you to review the table below.
Scholarships are reviewed on a rolling basis and awards are announced three times per year in November, March, and June Scholarship Program Duration Location CFHI Emerging Global Health Leaders (4-Week) 4 weeks Off the Beaten Path Program CFHI Emerging Global Health Leaders (2-Week) 2 weeks Off the Beaten Path Program Global Health Practicum Scholarship 4 weeks Off the Beaten Path Program Loeliger 4th-Year International Elective (4-Week) 4 weeks All locations Loeliger 4th-Year International Elective (2-Week) 2 weeks All locations HBCU Leaders in Global Health Scholarship 4 weeks All locations First Generation Student Scholarship 4 weeks All locations Global Health Community College Scholarship 4 weeks All locations Friends of the Philippines Varies by program The Philippines Susan Hershey Memorial Scholarship 4 weeks Oaxaca, Mexico UC Davis Summer Internships 5 weeks UC Davis Summer Global Health Internship sites UC Davis Quarter Abroad in Mexico 11 weeks Oaxaca, Mexico Spirit of India Global Health Scholarship 4 weeks in October Delhi, India Scholarships are reviewed on a rolling basis and awards are announced three times per year in November, March, and June Scholarship Duration LMIC Leaders in Global Health Scholarship 4 weeks Susan Hershey Memorial Scholarship (Virtual) 4 weeks VSLO Global Health Scholarship 4 weeks CFHI Emerging Global Health Leaders (Virtual) 4 weeks More than academically growing, I grew as a human.
It is too easy to grow comfortable in my everyday environment, and this experience reminded me that there is so much of the world out there waiting to be explored if I just push myself to go. Receiving the scholarship was such a blessing because it allowed me to have an incredible experience while not having to worry as much about the effect on my bank account (one less thing to worry about is always a blessing in medical school!)
This program, with the help of the scholarship, was a life changing experience! “Let The World Change You“ is the slogan of Child Family Health International and that’s exactly what I did during my time of the global health in Ghana program.
This program was an immersive experience that provided me with invaluable information about Global Healthcare and specifically the culture and practices of medicine in Argentina I went to Delhi, India for two weeks with CFHI and I couldn't have imagined what an amazing experience it would be!
I have always wanted to study abroad and I will be wrapping up my Health Sciences undergraduate degree in a semester so I decided now was the time. Should I submit my CFHI application before or after hearing about the scholarship? If your participation in the program depends on receiving a CFHI scholarship, we recommend waiting to submit your program application until after you’ve been notified of the scholarship decision.
When will I find out if I received a CFHI scholarship? Scholarship decisions are typically made 4–6 weeks after the application deadline. We suggest planning accordingly to ensure you can meet payment deadlines if your participation depends on receiving a scholarship.
If you are selected after making program payments, CFHI will reimburse you the awarded amount. What are the requirements after receiving a CFHI scholarship? Scholarship recipients are sent a full description of their requirements via email upon being offered a CFHI scholarship.
For those doing in-country programs, scholarship recipients must keep a blog during their program to document their experiences abroad. Recipients must share photos from their trip, which may be featured on the CFHI website and publications. For virtual participants, scholarship recipients will share with us their final project (or a summary of their work and outcomes), which may also be shared CFHI’s website and publications.
The goal is that scholarship recipients will be ambassadors for CFHI, helping out during webinars for prospective students or representing CFHI by tabling at global health events for students at their school or in their community. What costs are CFHI scholarship receipents responsible for? All scholarship recipients are responsible for their own airfare and daily living expenses, along with the balance of the program fee.
What does “reviewed on a rolling basis” mean? We evaluate applications as we receive them rather than waiting until a single deadline. This helps us process applications continuously.
Will I be considered for all scholarships? Yes, when you submit your application you are automatically considered for every scholarship you are eligible for. Anything I should do now?
Make sure your application is complete and your contact details are correct. Missing materials may delay consideration. Each scholarship listed above contains a unique application link.
All applicants are asked to fill out the form and provide all necessary documentation. Failure to provide all requested information will result in an incomplete application which will not be reviewed. Can the Academic/Professional Letter of Recommendation be anonymous?
Yes, the Academic/Professional Letter of Recommendation can be anonymous if it is sent to [email protected] . However, please ensure that your recommender lists your first and last name in the subject line. If you choose to go with an anonymous recommendation, you must submit a document stating that the letter was shared via email and provide the name and email address of your recommender within your scholarship application.
Are there any external sholarship opportunities that CFHI recommends? Are you Pell Grant eligible? You may qualify for a grant of up to $5,000 for an international internship: https://www.
gilmanscholarship. org/ Questions about scholarships? If you have questions regarding scholarships, please reach out to [email protected] .
When are awards announced? Scholarship awards are announced three times a year: November, March, and June. If your application is selected for an award you’ll be notified by email after the decision month (November, March, or June).
If you need a status update, contact [email protected] . CFHI is an NGO in Special Consultative Status with the ECOSOC of the United Nations Find Your CFHI Opportunity and Let the World Change You! Give us a call or drop by anytime, we endeavour to answer all enquiries within 24 hours on business days.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: HBCU students. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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