Pittsburgh University H.J. Heinz Fellowship 2024

Pittsburgh University H.J. Heinz Fellowship 2024. H.J. Heinz fellowships are given by the University of Pittsburgh’s Global Studies Center to students from non-industrial countries who need to pursue a master’s degree and show promise for becoming future leaders in the general population, business, charity, or governmental sectors. This is a one-to-two-year fellowship. Support is given as a $1,000 program and professional activities reserve, notwithstanding a $19,200 living stipend that is paid in regularly scheduled payments.

SUMMARY:

H.J. Heinz and the University of Pittsburgh are the fellowship sponsors.
The U.S. University of Pittsburgh is the host institution.
Funding Amount: $19,200 living stipend
Numerous Awards: Multiple
Level of Study: Masters
Country of origin: Developing Nations

H.J. Heinz Fellowship Eligibility Criteria

Acceptance into a Master’s program in GSPH, GSPIA, law, education, or nursing.
Completion of an undergraduate university degree.
Proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing English.
Preference is given to early or mid-stage career applicants.
Fellowships are intended for practitioner and policy domains, not for basic academic research, sabbaticals, or medical research.

H.J. Heinz Fellowship Benefits:

Living stipend of $19,200 (paid monthly).
$1,000 program and professional activities fund.

Heinz Fellows Program Application Procedures

Candidates must indicate interest in the Heinz Fellows Program during their master’s program application.
Contact the professional school after acceptance of the fellowship application.
For more information, contact Veronica Dristas.