A program to prepare recent college grads for graduate training in Neuroscience
WashU Neuroprep is a two-year Post-Bacc program to ready recent college grads for graduate training in Neuroscience. This program is geared toward individuals who had limited opportunity for research experience as undergrads.
The two-year training program includes:
- hands-on research in a basic or clinical neuroscience laboratory throughout both years
- coursework in Neuroscience fundamentals, with options for later advanced coursework
- instruction in science communication, public speaking and professional skills
- guidance and mentoring to help navigate Program choices in year one
- guidance and mentoring in the graduate school application process in year two
Scholars will receive:
- Scientific and professional skills training at one of the best neuroscience institutions globally by dedicated mentors with expertise in clinical and basic neuroscience
- Competitive salary ($35,000+), plus generous benefits and travel costs
- An inclusive community that values diversity of thought, background, and ability
- Opportunities to present at research symposia and travel to scientific conferences
Eligibility:
Neuroprep participants must be citizens or noncitizen nationals of the United States or have been lawfully admitted for permanent residence at the time of appointment. Additionally, participants must have a baccalaureate degree in a biomedically relevant science from an accredited college or university, awarded no more than 36 months prior to when they start the Neuroprep program. Participants cannot be currently enrolled in a post-graduate degree-granting program. The 3-year eligibility limit may be extended by parental, medical, or other well-justified leave for personal or family situations. It may also be extended by national service (Peace Corps, or service in the National Guard or Armed Forces Reserves).
Applications are due Friday, February 16, 2024.
For more information, please see the program flyer below or visit the WashU Neuroprep webpage.
Questions?
Contact Blanka Hodzic at bhodzic@wustl.edu.
