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MICHR Predoctoral T32 Training Program
Equips predoctoral students with the tools, mentorship and support for driving innovative health research
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Who?
U-M students in their early years of a PhD program. Trainees complete two (2) graduate level research courses, attend a monthly seminar, AND complete a translational research project.
When?
This program is offered annually. Consult the MICHR Events page for details.
How much?
Free
What is this offering?
The program provides two years of support for pre-doctoral students in health-related programs. The curriculum includes didactic courses, seminar courses, and a research immersion. The program provides stipend, tuition, and research expense support.
T32 program includes:
- stipend, tuition support per academic year, and support for research expenses
- a translational research practicum
- didactic course work in translational science, research ethics, and translational science teamwork
- attendance at MICHR career development seminars
- the presentation of research through national events
- career development and mentoring training
- personalized support to connect with translational science resources
How this advances translational science
Implementing best practices in research and career development to sustain a diverse and talented workforce.
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