Cost
INMED Programs
Graduate Certificate
$1475
8-Week Online Learning
Graduate Diploma
$2425*
Graduate Certificate
10 Credit Hours
8-Week Online Learning
$2950
Service-Learning
5 Credit Hours
4-Week Experience
$1475*
Scholarly Project
5 Credit Hours
$1475
Master's Degree Total Cost
2-Year Program
4 Years to Complete
$10325 $295 $100
/35-credit hour tuition
/per credit hour
/application fee
* Other expenses associated with International Service-Learning are the responsibility of the learner. These normally include airfare, passport, visa, vaccinations, and housing and meals at the international site.
**In-Person Professional Qualification Courses qualify for 1 Academic Credit. Course Prices are listed below.
In-Person Professional Qualification Courses
Professional Qualification Courses are $295 per course.
Ultrasound for Primary Care, Obstetrics Ultrasound, Helping Babies Breathe, and SPHERE have additional equipment fees.
Financial Aid
INMED strives to keep tuition low for all learners. From time to time, additional financial aid is made possible through generous donations from INMED alumni and sponsors to encourage provision of healthcare for forgotten people.
Current INMED Scholarship Opportunities
- INMED Alumni Service-Learning Scholarship ($500)
- Butterfield Foundation Service-Learning Scholarship ($730)
The amount is credited to a learner’s account each academic year (July 1 – June 30), applied to their service-learning enrollment tuition*.
Requirements:
- Be a traditional diploma student participating in the Graduate Diploma in International Medicine & Public Health, the Graduate Diploma in International Nursing & Public Health, the Graduate Diploma in International Public Health (non-equivalency)
- Complete the Scholarship Application
- Submit required essay
Essay Question
In consideration of INMED’s Mission, compose a response of 750 words or less that addresses the following:
- Why are you pursuing the INMED Diploma program?
- How will this INMED program enhance your health care training and/or career aspirations?
Review Process:
- Learner accepted to a Graduate Diploma program
- Learner applies and submits essay within two weeks of acceptance
- Essay is reviewed by INMED’s Scholarship Review Committee
- Learner will be notified of decision within 8 weeks of essay submission
Current INMED Scholarship Opportunities
- INMED Alumni Service-Learning Scholarship ($500)
The amount is credited to a learner’s account each academic year (July 1 – June 30), applied to their service-learning enrollment tuition*.
Requirements:
- Be enrolled in the Service-Learning course of the Master’s in International Health Program
- Complete the Scholarship Application
- Submit required essay
Essay Question
In consideration of INMED’s Mission, compose a response of 750 words or less that addresses the following:
- Why are you pursuing the INMED Master’s program?
- How will this INMED program enhance your health care training and/or career aspirations?
Review Process:
- Learner accepted to a Master’s in International Health program
- Learner is enrolled in the MIH Service-Learning Course
- Learner applies and submits essay within two weeks of course enrollment
- Essay is reviewed by INMED’s Scholarship Review Committee
- Learner will be notified of decision by June 30 annually.
Current INMED Scholarship Opportunities
- India Health Professionals Education Scholarship
The amount is disbursed to a learner’s account each academic term (July 1 – June 30).
Requirements:
- Be a medical professional of Indian nationality living and working in India.
- Be enrolled in the Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, or Master’s in International Health program.
- Complete the Scholarship Application
- Submit required essay
Essay Question
In consideration of INMED’s Mission, compose a response of 750 words or less that addresses the following:
- Why are you pursuing an INMED program?
- How will this INMED program enhance your health care training and/or career aspirations?
Review Process:
- Learner accepted to a Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, or Master’s in International Health program
- Learner applies for scholarship and submits essay with two weeks of acceptance into the program of choice
- Essay is reviewed by INMED’s Scholarship Review Committee
- Learner will be notified of decision within 8 weeks of essay submission.
Current INMED Scholarship Opportunities
- HHC Student Scholarship
Reduces student registration to $20.
Requirements:
- Be an undergraduate or health profession student.
Review Process:
- Email [email protected] for coupon code.
- Register with university-issued email (this helps verify student status).
- Write thank you notes to donors who made discounted registration possible.
- Submit thank you notes at the registration table.
Tuition for the Graduate Certificates in International Medicine, Nursing, & Public Health is $2,950 for Master’s degree credit. Tuition for non-Master’s degree learners is $1,475. Non-Master’s degree learners will be invoiced at non-Master’s credit.
Use of any discount coupon code must be applied at the time of initial purchase/registration, and partial refunds cannot be issued once a payment is processed. Other discount coupon codes are regularly shared in INMED’s monthly News & Events message. Subscribe to News & Events.
Many medical schools and organizations have scholarships available to support their students in international study. A few of these scholarships and resources are listed below. Students are encouraged to contact the following organizations for financial assistance.
AMWA Overseas Assistance Grant
- Sponsor: American Medical Women’s Association/American Women’s Hospitals Service
- Location: Off-campus setting where the medically neglected will benefit.
- Qualifications: A national AMWA student or resident member. For medical students completing their second, third, or fourth year.
- Description: Four weeks to one year in a sponsored program that will serve the needs of the medically underserved.
- Website: https://www.amwa-doc.org/our-work/american-womens-hospital-services/overseas-assistance-grants/
Benjamin H. Kean Travelling Fellowship in Tropical Medicine
- Sponsor: American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
- Description: North American full-time medical students, and residents and fellows in any medical specialty who express an interest in tropical medicine or international health may apply. Applicants must arrange their own elective with the approval of a supervising faculty mentor at their institution. An overseas mentor must be identified, and a research plan or plan of clinical study presented. Kean Fellows will be required to prepare and present reports describing their activities.
- Contact information: B.H. Kean Fellowship, Christopher Plowe, M.D., C/o Errica Muriel
- Telephone: 410-706-2491
- Fax: 410-706-1204
- E-mail: [email protected]
- Website: https://www.astmh.org/awards-fellowships-medals/astmh-sponsored-fellowships/benjamin-h-kean-travel-fellowship
Christian Medical Dental Association (CMDA)
- Description: CMDA offers a number of scholarships that may be useful for INMED learners.
- Website: https://cmda.org/mission-scholarships/
George Faile Foundation
- Qualifications: Must be a medical student or resident at Nalerigu
- Description: To provide financial support for Nalerigu Baptist Medical Center in Ghana. Grants are made to medical students and residents to support their study at Nalerigu.
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: 770-324-7402
- Address: The George Faile Foundation, Inc., 506 East 3rd St, Rome, GA 30161-3118
- Website: http://www.failefoundation.org
Institute of International Education
- Description: Provides a variety of scholarships, including the Fullbright, for international study to increase mutual understanding between the peoples of the United States and other countries, through the exchange of persons, knowledge, and skills.
- Website: Homepage
International Education Financial Aid
- Description: Provides scholarships to U.S. students studying abroad. Search for scholarships available.
- Website: http://www.internationalscholarships.com/search.php
International Graduate Medical Education List of Funding
- Sponsor: University of Ambrosiana. An Extensive List of Grants, Scholarships and Fellowships for Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences is available at this site.
- Website: http://www.internationalgme.org/General/Funding.htm
Jose’s Hands Grant
- Description: The grant provides funding for first-year medical school students seeking to participate on a medical mission in an underserved or underrepresented community outside the United States
- Website: https://www.joseshands.org
MAP Fellows Program: International Medical Fellowship program
- Description: MAP Health Fellowship Program. MAP will provide travel scholarships in the amount of up to $3000to health students and graduates pursuing global health missions. The field of studies may include medicine, nursing, allied health, dentistry, pharmacy, and physical and occupational therapies. The Apply Now button is readily available on the page per the link mentioned above. Should you or potential applicants have questions, please reach out to my colleague Brooke Allison, MAP’s Fellowship Program Director at [email protected].
- Website: map.org/
Students’ Right to Cancel: Students may cancel a transaction, without any penalty or obligation, within three (3) business days (excluding weekends and holidays) from the date specified on the enrollment agreement or course registration receipt. Students’ notification of cancellation must be conveyed to INMED via the Withdrawal Request Online Form (located in Populi > Forms). Refunds resulting from a cancellation will be issued within thirty (30) days of notice of cancellation. Students requesting cancellation more than three (3) business days after signing an enrollment agreement are subject to the applicable refund formula stated in the following section.
Refund Policy for Withdrawal: Students may choose to defer a course enrollment to a future course date. Students who do not defer to a future course date may withdraw from currently enrolled courses at any time and receive the following refund rates:
Refund Policy for Applications
- 100% 1st day – 3rd day
1st Day = date online application form is submitted. “Day” refers to a business day and excludes weekends and holidays.
Refund Policy for Withdrawal (8-Week Course)
- 100% before course begins
- 50% refund 1st week of course
- 30% refund 2nd week of course
- 20% refund 3rd week of course
- 10% refund 4th week of course
- No refund Following 4th week of course
To view course start-dates, view https://www.inmed.us/academic-calendar
Refund Policy for Withdrawal (4-Week Service-Learning)
- 100% before course begins
- 25% refund 1st week of course
- 10% refund 2nd week of course
- No refund Following 2nd week of course
Refund Policy for Withdrawal (Professional Qualification Courses and Continuing Education)
- 100% refund before course begins
- No refund If any course materials have been accessed.
Includes tuition and any fees associated with the course(s)
Procedure for Withdrawing from a Course / Requesting a Refund
- Submit Withdrawal Request Online Form
- Select Refund or Deferral Option
- If Refund Request is approved, refund will be issued within 30 days
- If Refund Request is denied, student will be notified by INMED.
- If Deferral Option is selected, student will qualify to re-schedule for a future participation date
Procedure for Withdrawing from a Program
- Set a meeting with designated advisor (MIH) or the Service-Learning Manager (diploma) to discuss withdrawal.
- Submit Withdrawal Request Online Form.
- Select the Program Accepted Into.
- Select Deferral, Complete Withdrawal, or Switch Program Option
- If Deferral is chosen, specify the length of deferred time. Please note that the MIH must be completed within 4 years of acceptance date.
- If Complete Withdrawal is chosen, student will be removed from the program. Student must reapply and repay tuition to their program if they want to continue at a later time.
- If Switch Program is chosen, learner will be moved to the new program and the Institute will notify the learner of change. Student must reapply and repay tuition to the original program if they want to continue at a later time.
- Student receives acknowledgement of withdrawal from INMED.
Dismissal From University
Students dismissed from courses and programs due to misconduct (ie: harassment) are not entitled to a deferral or refund of course tuition paid.
Definition Of Terms
Cancellation, Deferral, & Refund Policy
No refunds outside the stated policy are guaranteed. Students may request refunds due to mitigating circumstances. INMED will review these situations on a case-by-case basis.