The multidisciplinary nature of the different programs makes them appropriate for students interested in health and medicine, the environment, international development, health education, international relief work and biology. Undergraduate, graduate and medical students are encouraged to apply.

Students of all higher education institutions in the United States and abroad are eligible for enrollment. Faculty and alumni are welcome to participate in all programs. Admittance into each program is at the discretion of the director.
 

 

How to apply

All programs require an International Programs Application.*  There may be supplemental materials specific to the program, please visit the page of the specific program you are interested in for details or request information from Mary Dailey.

 

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Requirements

All program participants are required to complete an evaluation form at the completion of the program. In addition, if you wish to receive credit for the program, you must furnish a 5-page paper about your international experience one month prior to the end of the quarter in which you seek credit or you will receive an incomplete. This is in addition to any requirements set forth by your individual program director.

We also ask that you participate in a presentation given to the OU community (date to be coordinated with program director).

 

Evaluation Form

 

 

Financial Aid

For programs involving research, several other funding opportunities may apply:

The summer Research & Scholarly Advancement Fellowship Program is sponsored by the College of Osteopathic Medicine. This line of funding is specifically tailored for students who have successfully completed their first year at OU-COM.  Research opportunities are available in clinical and basic biomedical research. For more details, contact R. V. Balaji by email at balaji@ohio.edu or telephone at 740 593-2304 or Jessica Wingett by email at wingettj@ohio.edu or by telephone at 740 593-2336.

The Student Enhancement Awards, sponsored by the Ohio University Council for Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity, assists undergraduate, graduate, and medical students, under the guidance of a faculty mentor, by providing funds for research and presentation of their research at professional conferences. The awards are based on competitive research proposals and provide funding ($6,000 maximum) for up to one year. For more information visit the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs web site.

 

The Provost’s Undergraduate Research Fund awards up to $1,500 for students conducting original research projects, creative projects and scholarly work. The funds can be applied to research related travel, materials or supplies. Application forms are available at www.ohio.edu/honors.

 

The Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURF), sponsored by the

Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, provides an opportunity for prospective medical student applicants to conduct research under the guidance of a faculty mentor. In addition to laboratory research, students attend weekly seminars and present their findings at the end of the summer. A stipend provided by the College of Osteopathic Medicine covers the cost of room and board for 8 weeks during the summer. SURF students also have the opportunity to apply for early admission to medical school. For more information, visit www.oucom.ohiou.edu/admissions/surfprog.htm or call 1-800-345-1560.

CORE Research Fund provides up to $5,000 for a medical student in the CORE. For more information, please contact Jessica Wingett by email at wingettj@ohio.edu or by phone at 740 593-2336.  

 

Financial Aid and Travel Scholarships

Most financial aid can be applied to the costs of our international programs.

OU-COM Students should contact the Office of Student Affairs.

Undergraduate and Graduate Ohio University students should contact Stacia Stutzman in the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships to confirm your aid package.

All OU Students: Study abroad scholarships are available through the Office of Education Abroad. Contact them directly (740 593-4583) for more information about other financial aid opportunities.

Non OU students: Please check with the appropriate office in your home school. Credit for these programs can be given by your home institution to facilitate financial aid if previously arranged. Contact the Office of Education Abroad directly (740 593-4583) for more information.

Scholarships: Participants are encouraged to seek financial backing by individuals, businesses or other organizations.

 

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