Healthy Aging Graduate Nursing Scholarships
Graduate scholarships encourage master's and doctoral nursing students to pursue research projects in the field of aging and gerontological nursing. Funds are unrestricted and may be used at the discretion of the student to facilitate completion of the research.
Master's Scholarships
Master's Student Scholarships support work on a master's thesis or project. A limited number of scholarships, supported by our community partners, may be available for specific projects focused on designated areas of gerontological nursing.
The award amount is $5,000.
Students are eligible to apply for the Master's Scholarship if they:
- Are enrolled in the master's program (MS, MN, or 2nd year MEPN) at UW School of Nursing or one of the Nursing Programs at UW Bothell or UW Tacoma
- Have a thesis advisor to guide the research or project
Selection for a Master's Scholarship is based on the following criteria:
- Relevance to gerontology, aging
- Significance of the proposed project
- Feasibility for project completion by end of current academic year
- Progress in your educational program
- Commitment to gerontology
- Quality of the application
In addition, preference is given to those who have:
- Need for financial assistance
- Haven’t received a previous Healthy Aging Scholarship
Master's scholarship awards are awarded annually.
Master's Healthy Aging Scholarship Application
Doctoral Scholarships
Doctoral Student Scholarships support work on a DNP investigative project or PhD dissertation. A limited number of scholarships, supported by our community partners, may be available for specific projects focused on designated areas of gerontological nursing.
The award amount is $7,500.
Students are eligible to apply for the Doctoral Scholarship if they:
- Are enrolled in the DNP or PhD program at UW School of Nursing
- Have a doctoral committee chair to guide the research
Selection for the Doctoral Scholarships is based on the following criteria:
- Relevance to gerontology, aging
- Significance of the proposed project
- Feasibility for project completion by end of current academic year
- Progress in your educational program
- Commitment to gerontology
- Quality of the application
In addition, preference is given to those who have:
- Need for financial assistance
- Haven’t received a previous Healthy Aging Scholarship
Doctoral scholarships are awarded annually.
Doctoral Healthy Aging Scholarship Application
Additional Information
Graduate scholarship awardees and their mentors are asked to sign a Learning Contract that identifies their mutual responsibilities.
If you have any questions, please contact Heather Wicklein Sanchez, Manager of the de Tornyay Center, at (206) 616-4276 or wicklein@u.washington.edu
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