Public Health U aims to capacitate doctors in mental illness, Substance Use Disorders, and persistent health disparities. This concentration is designed to inform practice in both public health and clinical care settings, considering the context in which mental health problems and addictions emerge and the impact of structural, legislative, and cultural factors on the lives of individuals and groups.

Note: to apply for this scholarship you need to have a medical degree and either teach topics related to mental health/addiction or that take care of patients with mental health/addiction issues.
In order to maintain this scholarship, you will be required to maintain grades >70% on all your modules and take the courses from the “Interdisciplinary Concentration in Substance Use Disorders, Mental Health, and Equity in Health and Healthcare”.