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IPAC Canada Scholarship is sponsored by IPAC Canada (via Queen's University). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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The IPAC Canada Scholarship is an admission scholarship established by Queen’s University with input from IPAC Canada to provide funding support to an award recipient(s) who is newly accepted to the MPH with Specialization in Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC Specialization).
Must answer “Yes” to the question, “Are you applying to the MPH with Specialization in Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC Specialization)” on the MPH online admission application at time of application submission Must be a newly accepted student to the Master of Public Health program in either the 16-month MPH or the 12-month Accelerated MPH for Experienced Professionals Must maintain continuous enrolment in the MPH IPAC Specialization with full-time status during the tenure of the award Open to domestic and international students There is no Scholarship application form.
Only the content of the MPH online admission application is considered; this content is reviewed and ranked by the IPAC Canada Scholarship Review Committee.
Consideration is given to the following: Quality of communication about meaning of IPAC competencies linked to personal experiences and examples Strength of equity statement Strength of academic performance Number of Awards and Disbursement Schedule Commencing September 2024, one $10,000 scholarship is awarded for every 15 students who are newly accepted into the MPH IPAC Specialization in an academic year, to a maximum of 10 IPAC Canada Scholarships per academic year.
If fewer than 15 students are accepted into the MPH IPAC Specialization in an academic year, Queen’s is not obligated to offer the scholarship.
The first installment of $3,400 is granted in the fall term after September 7; the second installment of $3,400 is granted at the end of April and after successful completion of two IPAC elective courses; the final installment of $3,200 is granted at the end of May, after the student has started an IPAC-focused practicum.
Any student who does not successfully complete all MPH IPAC Specialization requirements may be required to return any disbursed funds. One-page MPH information sheet Program Director Dr. Erica Weir erica. weir@queensu.
ca Graduate Assistant Gerri Lyman lymang@queensu. ca | 613-533-2234 Professional Development Officer Bernice Yamoah b. yamoah@queensu.
ca Are you an experienced professional? Check out our Accelerated MPH degree, which you can complete in 12 consecutive months Public Health Sciences 2025-26 Timetable Resources for settling in, to grad school and to Kingston List of helpful resources
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Must be a newly accepted student to the Master of Public Health program (16-month MPH or 12-month Accelerated MPH for Experienced Professionals) at Queen's University. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
IPAC Canada Scholarship is funded by IPAC Canada (via Queen's University). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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