Doucette-Preville Scholarship in Public Health
Overview
The Doucette-Preville Scholarship in Public Health is designed for international students, particularly those from India, seeking to pursue postgraduate studies in Public Health at the University of Alberta. This scholarship offers substantial financial support, promoting academic excellence and community involvement. Applications for the scholarship are carefully considered, ensuring that financial aid reaches deserving candidates.
About the Scholarship
The Doucette-Preville Scholarship in Public Health was established to provide financial support to postgraduate students pursuing a master's degree in public health at the University of Alberta. It aims to recognize and reward students who have demonstrated exceptional academic performance and who actively participate in health promotion initiatives in their communities. Eligible candidates must have completed at least 12 credits of course work in their program and maintain a minimum GPA of 3.0. The scholarship underscores the university’s commitment to addressing health issues at both local and global levels, encouraging students to take an active role in improving public health outcomes.
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for the Doucette-Preville Scholarship in Public Health, applicants must be registered in a Master of Public Health (MPH) program at the University of Alberta. Candidates should have achieved a GPA of 3.0 or greater in their most recent 12 credits of coursework. Additionally, all international students are considered, and the scholarship does not impose any gender restrictions. Demonstrated leadership capabilities and community involvement in health promotion will also be significant factors in the selection process, showcasing the importance of academic excellence alongside active engagement in public health initiatives.
Benefits and Financial Coverage
The Doucette-Preville Scholarship offers a financial award of 2100 CAD to support recipients in covering tuition fees related to their Master of Public Health studies. This scholarship not only alleviates some of the financial burdens associated with higher education but also encourages students to focus on their academic and professional development in the field of public health. The funding aims to support students who demonstrate a strong commitment to improving health outcomes in their communities.
How to Apply
Contact your department for details about the nomination process.
Prepare a letter of application and an updated CV.
Submit the application via email to the designated department contact at the University of Alberta.
Ensure to follow any specific instructions provided by your department regarding submission format (preferably as a single PDF).
Remember that nominations are submitted to the Graduate Scholarship Committee for final selection.
Application Timeline and Deadlines
The application timeline for the Doucette-Preville Scholarship varies each year. Departments may have their own internal deadlines for nomination submissions prior to the centralized process. It is advised to contact your department to confirm specific dates and any additional requirements for the current academic year. Generally, information regarding deadlines is finalized and communicated at the beginning of the academic year.
Selection Process
The selection process for the Doucette-Preville Scholarship involves nomination by the relevant department at the University of Alberta. Candidates will be evaluated based on their academic performance, particularly a GPA of 3.0 or greater in recent coursework. Demonstrated leadership in health promotion activities is also a critical criterion. The Graduate Scholarship Committee will review the nominations and make the final decisions regarding the scholarship awards.
FAQs
The scholarship is open to all international students who are enrolled in a Master of Public Health (MPH) program at the University of Alberta.
The scholarship provides a financial award of 2100 CAD for eligible students.
The application is by nomination only; students must contact their department for submission details.
Yes, part-time students enrolled in the MPH program are eligible for the scholarship.
Applicants must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher in their most recent 12 credits of coursework.
No, there is no specific application form; students need to submit a letter of application and CV.
Application deadlines may vary; check with your department for specific internal deadlines.
Yes, Canadian citizens are eligible to apply for the Doucette-Preville Scholarship.
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