MICHR Predoctoral T32 Training Program
Equips predoctoral students with the tools, mentorship and support for driving innovative health research
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. Applicants must be US citizens.
When?
This program is offered annually.
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 talented workforce.
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