H.J. Heinz Fellowship Program 2024
H.J. Heinz Fellowship for developing countries
Summary: H.J. Heinz Fellowship is a program that supports students from developing countries who want to pursue a Master’s degree at the University of Pittsburgh and become future leaders in various sectors. Here is some information about the fellowship:
Application Timeline Master’s program application deadline: Candidates should check the deadline for the school and academic year they intend to apply to. May: Winner notified August 1: Fellowship year begins June 30: Fellowship year ends.
1. Application requirements: To apply for the fellowship, you must have an undergraduate degree, be proficient in English, and be accepted to a Master’s program in one of the following schools: Public Health, Public and International Affairs, Law, Education, or Nursing. You must also indicate your interest in the fellowship when submitting your Master’s application. The fellowship is for early or mid-career professionals who work in the public, government, non-profit, or private sectors. It is not for academic or medical research.
2. Fellowship benefits: The fellowship covers a living stipend of $19,200 (paid monthly) and a $1,000 fund for program and professional activities. The fellowship lasts for one or two years, depending on the Master’s program. As a fellow, you will also have the opportunity to give presentations, participate in community outreach, and network with other fellows and faculty.
3. Fellowship type: The fellowship is a residency program that requires you to stay in the U.S. for the full duration of the award, unless there is an emergency. You will also have to submit a final report at the end of the program, describing your activities, experiences, and plans. You will receive a certificate from the University Center for International Studies (UCIS) after completing the program.
4. Award Fellowships: The fellowship is awarded annually by the Global Studies Center (GSC) at the UCIS, with funding from the H.J. Heinz Company Foundation. The number of fellowships awarded each year may vary depending on the availability of funds and the quality of applicants.
