Fully funded scholarship program Master of Public Health is currently open for applications. It is funded by the World Bank scholarship Program. Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate scholarship program offers scholarships to the students of developing countries to pursue Master’s degree programs in a development related topic.
The scholarship program supports Master’s degree programs in 27 universities in the U.S, Europe, Africa , Oceania and Japan in key areas of development. Master of Public Health from the University of Johns Hopkins (Bloomberg School of public health) is one of them.
To be able to apply for the World Bank Graduate scholarship program, you must be enrolled in a Master of Public Health. Once you apply for admission in the University of Johns Hopkins for Master of public health, the university will share a link to application for scholarship if they find you are eligible.
The Deadline for the scholarship program is 29 February, 2024 at 12:00 noon EST.
Besides, World Bank Scholarship, other scholarships that supports Master of Public health includes:
- Bloomberg Fellows
- Sommer Scholars program
- Peter Salama MPH Tuition scholarship for Refugees
- PEace Corps Coverdell fellows
- Reed Frost Scholarship
- Endowed student funding
- Fundacao Maria Emilia /Maria EMilia Foundation
- Federal aid
Excluding the Bloomberg Fellowship Program, all students admitted to the MPH program are also automatically considered for scholarship assistance by the MPH Program Office.
Eligibility requirement for Master of Public Health
To apply for this program, you need to meet the following requirements:
- You must have bachelors degree equivalent of a four-year U.S. bachelor’s degree.
- You need to have at least two years of full-time, post baccalaureate, health-related work experience or a doctoral degree in a field underlying public health.
- You need to have completed a math course (such as calculus, algebra, or statistics) an introductory general biology course, and a health-related science course (such as microbiology, nutrition, or anatomy and physiology) or a second biology course. These courses will provide you with the necessary background knowledge and skills for the program)
- You have the option to submit standardized test scores (GRE, GMAT, LSAT, or MCAT) for this program. However, they are not required. The admissions committee will not make any assumptions if you do not submit a test score, but they will expect to see evidence of your quantitative/analytical ability through other parts of your application, such as your academic transcripts and/or supplemental questions. Your application will be evaluated holistically based on all the components you submit
*The MPH/MBA with the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School require either GRE or GMAT scores.
Median Scores: 3.5/4.0; GPA: 69 – 89%; Verbal Reasoning (GRE): 57 – 77%
Documents Required for MPH Program at Johns Hopkins University
- Academic records
- Standardized test scores
- Statement of purpose
- Letters of recommendation
- Two to three letters from professors, employers, or mentors
- Resume/CV
- English language proficiency waiver request (optional): If you have strong English language skills but cannot take a standardized test due to extenuating circumstances, you may be able to request a waiver.
Additional documents for international students:
- A copy of the biographical page of your passport.
- Visa documentation
This is a rigorous and competitive program that requires a high level of academic and professional preparation. Please make sure you meet all the requirements before applying.
How to Apply for the program ?
Application can be submit online through SOPHAS Portal. Create your account. Fill out information and upload all required documents. Apply for the Programme.
For more information about the program, click the link below,
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Remember, The SOPHAS application fee is $145 USD for the first designated school and $55 USD for each additional school. However, limited number of fee waiver available.
