Master in Public Health (MPH)

Scholarships are granted to a limited number of the most highly qualified candidates based on academic performance criteria. Social support scholarships may be also available by the university system, depending on the family socio-economic status of postgraduate students.

Value of Scholarship(s)

Variable

Eligibility

- Academic performance criteria
- Family socio-economic status

Application Procedure

Applications for Social Support Scholarships, are submitted to the relevant office of Student Affairs and Student Welfare, at the beginning of each academic year, by anyone who has an active student status in a Master's or Phd Program at the University. The application for a scholarship, which must be accompanied by all necessary supporting documents, is scored with the defined criteria by the Service of Student Affairs and Student Welfare. Depending on the number of scholarships available and according to the ranking of each application, the Service for Student Affairs and Student Welfare submits its recommendation for the allocation of the scholarships to the Rector Council.

The Service of Student Affairs and Student Welfare informs each student, in writing, of the outcome of his/her application. At the end of the procedure, the University Senate and Council are informed and the complete list of applications, rankings and scholarships allocation is published on the University's website.

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