Pursuing an LL.M. degree is a significant step in your career, and funding plays a key role in that decision. This webinar will connect current students and alumni of Georgetown Law’s Health Law LL.M. programs, who will share their personal experiences and strategies for financing their degrees.
Participants will learn about various scholarships, including the Global Health Law Scholarship, the Belén Ríos Scholarship, and the Fulbright Scholarship. Previous recipients will share their application journeys, offer practical advice on standing out as a candidate, crafting compelling applications, and preparing materials.
Additionally, representatives from the Health Law Programs and Admissions offices at GeorgetownLaw will join the webinar to provide expert guidance on scholarship applications, including tips for writing the 500-word statement on a health law issue of interest and the statement of financial need.
Bonus: All registered participants will receive a comprehensive list of 50+ scholarships and alternative funding sources for the Health Law LL.M. programs.
Speakers:
- Olohikhuae “Olo” Egbokhare, Assistant Director, Capacity Building & Health Law Programs, O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law
- Jessica Brum, Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions, Georgetown University Law Center
- Berenice Cerra, 2023 Belen Rios Scholar Allan Maleche, 2022 Belen Rios Scholar, Executive Director, Kenya Legal & Ethical Issues Network on HIV & AIDS (KELIN)
- Patricio Lopez Turconi, 2021 Global Health Scholar, Associate, O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law
- April Ong, Fulbright Scholar, National and Global Health Law LL.M. 2024/2025 cohort
- Juan Carlos Orjuela Mogollon, Colfuturo Scholarship, National and Global Health Law LL.M. 2024/2025 cohort
- Shu Yun Huang, 2022 Recipient of the Daniel Tsai Endowment Scholarship, Chief of Traditional Chinese Medicine Department, Cardinal Tien Hospital