Urology Care Foundation International Student Humanitarian Grant- Trinidad and Tobago

The Urology Care Foundation International Student Humanitarian Grant supports a medical student to undertake humanitarian work in Trinidad and Tobago. This grant is aimed at AUA Medical Student members, focusing on improving public health and urologic care for this underserved population. The project lasts 6-8 weeks during the summer, typically between the first and second years of medical school, encouraging diversity among applicants from accredited medical schools.

The Urology Care Foundation (UCF) International Student Humanitarian Summer Grant Program each year supports one medical student who will travel to and complete humanitarian work specifically in the country of Trinidad and Tobago. The grant will be given to an AUA Medical Student member who will pursue humanitarian efforts which advance public health and/or quality improvement initiatives in the provision of urologic care for this underserved population.
The duration of each student humanitarian project is 6-8 weeks during the summer, typically between the awardee's first and second year of medical school.

Eligibility

UCF encourages diversity among applicants. Student applicants must be attending an accredited medical school in their first or second year, within the geographic Sections of the American Urological Association.
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