Funding your graduate or doctoral education should not be a challenge. Let us help you locate the resources you need to find a scholarship or other financial aid program.
Financial Aid
Financial aid is managed and awarded to students through the University of Colorado Denver Office of Financial Aid. Below are resources to help you understand the cost of attendance and financing your education.
Cost of Attendance
UC Denver Office of Financial Aid
Public Health Scholarships
Judith Albino Diversity Scholarship Fund
Established by president emerita and Interim Dean Judith Albino, PhD, the fund supports students pursuing health-based programs. Scholarship support is provided to students based on financial need and interests; who are studying public health, medicine, dentistry, or psychology, including psychology interns. Preference will be given to students studying in Colorado School of Public Health and who are members of federally recognized Indian tribes.
Hoffman Health Disparities Fellowship
Established by the generosity of Richard Hoffman, MD, the Hoffman Health Disparities Fellowship is awarded to two students annually. Fellows must demonstrate through the application process, their commitment to improving health equity and reducing disparities in their community. The application process is opened at the end of the spring semester.
Moran Scholarship Fund
Established by the generosity of the Colorado Trust, the Moran Scholarship is awarded to students across the three CSPH campuses. The fund was named in honor of former Trust CEO John Moran Jr. Generally students are awarded a scholarship following their acceptance into one of the school's programs. Awards are based on available funds and currently do not require a separate application. Eligibility to determined by the Associate Dean and scholarship and awards committee.
Global Health Scholarships
The following scholarships are offered through the Center for Global Health, contact Michelle.Shiver@ucdenver.edu for details.
Robinson Durst Scholarship
The Center for Global Health coordinates the scholarship that was founded by Professor Emeritus William Robinson, MD, PhD and Denver sculptor/ceramicist Peter Durst. Since 1997, the scholarship has provided more than 50 health sciences graduate students from the University of Colorado Denver an opportunity to enjoy a culturally diverse clinical or research experience. Philosophically, the scholarship committee and its founders strongly believe in the long-lasting, positive value of global health endeavors in broadening personal and academic perspectives.
Application Deadline: April 2
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Rotary Scholarship
Students for Global Health initiated the Scholarship in 2005 with financial backing from several Denver metropolitan area Rotary clubs. All graduate students in the health professions are eligible for the award, provided their proposed projects fits with the cores values of rotary, including fellowship, service, and ethical conduct. The Center administers the scholarship in close collaboration with Rotary leadership.
Application Deadline: April 2
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