Internships & Programs in Neuroscience & Psychology
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Future Leaders in Neurosurgery Symposium for Underrepresented Students (FLNSUS)
The Future Leaders in Neurosurgery Symposium for Underrepresented Students (FLNSUS) is a unique opportunity by Duke University School of Medicine for undergraduate students to get exposure to the incredible field of neurosurgery.
As a participant, you will have access to extraordinary neurosurgery cases, mentorship from faculty, residents, and medical students, and learn about groundbreaking research from renowned leaders in neurosurgery and the neurosciences.
For US citizens or US residents. Students must be rising college freshmen or sophomores, accepted into an accredited college program in neuroscience, and interested in pursuing a PhD or MD/PhD in the neuroscience field. Students should demonstrate strong dedication and alignment with program values.
Applicants require a completed online application, transcripts, and 3 letters of recommendation (at least two from a science/math teacher). Click here for more details.
The UCLA-HBCU Neuroscience Pathways program is an eight-week summer enrichment program for undergraduate students who attend historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) in the United States. Due January 19, 2024.
For students majoring in natural sciences with a minimum GPA of 3.0. Applicants are required to submit an academic transcript, a personal statement, 2 letters of recommendation from the science faculty, and a few others. Click here for more details.
The Summer Internship Program (SIP) provides experience in biomedical and/or public health research to current undergraduate students from all backgrounds. The program provides research exposure for those interested in potential careers in science, medicine, and public health. Due February 1, 2024.
There are multiple divisions of SIP, each providing a unique experience. Applicants require 2 letters of recommendation, transcripts for each undergraduate institution attended, a current CV or resume, and a personal statement. Click here for more details.
The UCLA Neuroscience Scholars program is a 10-week intensive summer research training experience for exceptional sophomore and junior undergraduates that are committed to pursuing a graduate degree in neuroscience. Neuroscience Scholars will be paired with a UCLA faculty mentor based on their research interests and will get hands-on discovery research experience. Due February 1, 2024.
For sophomores and juniors majoring in neurobiology-related fields and enrolled in accredited universities in the US. Applicants are required to submit a personal statement in less than 1000 words, a resume or CV, an academic transcript, and 2 letters of recommendation. Click here for more details.
For students enrolled in Bachelors' program and interested in research and pursuing a PhD or MD/PhD in a neuroscience-related field. Due February 2, 2024.
A complete application contains 2 letters of recommendation, transcripts for each post-secondary institution you have attended (must include Fall '23 grades), and a personal statement outlining your research experience, what makes you an outstanding candidate for the program and how participation will assist your career goals. Applications can be submitted before recommendations are in, but applications are not complete until the letters are received. Click here for more details.
The primary objective of this REU site is to include students who have had more limited access to research opportunities and enhance undergraduates’ future applications to graduate school in psychology or a related field. Due February 27, 2024.
For US citizens or permanent residents enrolled in a baccalaureate or associate degree program as full-time undergraduate students. Students will participate in individually tailored academic writing and GRE preparation sessions, weekly small group lab meetings, statistics workshops, and more. Click here for more details.
This program aims to immerse undergraduate students in authentic, hands-on research in neuroscience-related areas and prepare scholars for success in graduate school and beyond by fostering an inclusive and supportive environment that nurtures a diverse community of future scholars poised to lead the groundbreaking discoveries of the future. Due January 31, 2024.
For US citizens or permanent residents enrolled as full-time undergraduate students. Applicants must have completed 1st year of undergraduate studies by June 2024 and must be graduating in 2025 or later (those graduating in June 2024 are not eligible to participate). Click here for more details.
The Karen M. Gil Internship Program offers UNC undergraduate Psychology and Neuroscience majors an opportunity to deepen their understanding of psychology and develop professional skills. The Gil Internship Program places students at a worksite in the Triangle area, offers a monthly stipend, and a 3-hour course credit towards the Psychology or Neuroscience major Due October 27, 2023.
This prestigious, highly competitive program accepts 10-13 applicants per semester based on qualifications and achievement. Applicants must submit a Unofficial transcript and resume. Click here for more details.
The Summer Undergraduate Research Training (SMART) Program provides frontier-level, biomedical summer research projects for undergraduates in a supportive environment with supplemental educational activities. Due January 15, 2024.
Students from all science and math majors and even non-science majors with appropriate backgrounds and interests are welcomed. Projects span the spectrum of biomedical science, including projects in bioengineering and computational biology. Applicants must submit a transcript, a resume/CV, and letters of recommendation. Click here for more details.
For US citizens or permanent residents, and undergraduates considering the pursuit of advanced degrees and careers in neuroscience research-related areas. Students must be rising junior or seniors graduating in December 2023 or later (outstanding rising sophomores will also be considered) and at least 18 years old. Due January 31, 2024.
Applicants are required to submit a complete online application form, 2 completed recommendation forms, proof of health insurance coverage (uploadable as a pdf in the application form), an unofficial transcript, and a personal statement. Click here for more details.
This 8-week program aims to provide undergraduate students with equitable access to research opportunities by prioritizing qualified students for whom this may be especially challenging, thereby fostering diversity in the scientific community. Due January 26, 2024.
Applicants are required to submit 2 letters of recommendation, a statement of interest, a statement of barriers and challenges, and a complete online application. Click here for more details.
This is a 10-week paid summer research internship opportunity for undergraduate students interested in collaborative cross-discipline research implementing real-world applications. Due January 15, 2024.
For US citizens or permanent residents enrolled as full-time undergraduate students. Students should have completed one year in college by June 2024 and be hoping to graduate after August 2024. Also, students should express an interest in pursuing an advanced degree in their field of study (except Pre-Med). Click here for more details.
The Duke University Summer Research Opportunity Program (SROP) is a 10-week training program designed to give motivated undergraduate students hands-on experience in graduate-level biomedical research. For motivated undergraduate students looking to gain hands-on experience in graduate-level biomedical research. Due February 9, 2024.
Applicants must submit a completed online application form with application essays, a recent transcript(in PDF), a resume/CV, and 2 letters of recommendation(the application form will ask you for the recommenders' information). Click here for more details.
For US citizens or permanent residents. For undergraduate students entering the summer before their final year, semester, or quarter of study. Due January 5, 2024.
Applicants must submit a 1-page statement of research interests and career goals outlining the applicant’s scientific background, current research interests, and how participation in the SURP will advance academic and career aspirations. Students must also submit their academic transcripts and up to 2 letters of recommendation. Click here for more details.
This 10-week program will allow students to develop a deeper understanding of the pace, demands, and thrill of scientific research through independent projects, guided by faculty mentors. Research areas include: microbiology, molecular biology, cell biology, developmental biology, evolutionary biology, genetics, neurobiology, invertebrate/vertebrate physiology, and ecology. Due February 1, 2024.
Applicants should have completed their sophomore or junior year by the start of the program with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA. Students who graduate before December 2024 are not eligible. Applicants must have completed 2 semesters of biology courses and general chemistry with laboratories. Click here for more details.
For full-time undergraduates majoring enrolled in a US college. Students must be current sophomores, juniors, or non-graduating seniors and STEM majors. They must show demonstrated interest in basic research and in a career in the sciences and must have prior research experience. Due January 30, 2024.
Applicants are required to submit an online application form and resume, 1-page personal statement, an unofficial college transcript, and 3 letters of reference from science faculty (submitted electronically). Click here for more details.
PNI's Summer Internship Program (SIP) is for highly motivated undergraduates who are interested in pursuing a graduate degree in neuroscience or a related field. PNI provides education and hands-on research experience for interns to collaborate closely with students and faculty at PNI on original research projects and gain invaluable first-hand experience of what it is like to be a neuroscientist. Due February 1, 2024.
Applicants are required to submit an online application form, 2 recommendation letters from faculty/advisors, an academic transcript, and a personal statement describing their academic background, research interests, career goals, reasons for applying to the program, and how their participation in the program may assist in attaining their future ambitions. Click here for more details.
In the Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) students are paired with renowned faculty mentors, providing the opportunity to assist in cutting-edge research. This hands-on work experience distinguishes SROP participants from their peers who are considering graduate study. Program participants build valuable networks and develop critical professional skills. Due February 10, 2024.
Purdue selects participants on the basis of their interest in pursuing a graduate degree, relevant college coursework and grades, letters of recommendation, and their ability to contribute to the goal of the program. Click here for more details.
For US citizens or students with permanent residency status. This program is not open to graduate students, but to university undergraduate students and high School students that are 18 years of age or older by the first day of the program. Out of area students who indicate on their that application they will require program sponsored housing will be provided UW Housing, but will be responsible for their own meals and transportation. Due January 2, 2024.
Applicants are required to submit a resume, an unofficial transcript, a letter of interest, and a minimum of one letter of recommendation (no word limit). All required application materials must be submitted by application deadline. Click here for more details.
The School of Medicine offers a ten-week research internship to qualified undergraduates considering a career in biomedical research. Generous financial support, housing, and travel are provided to participants. Due February 1, 2024.
For US citizens or students with a permanent residence visa. This opportunity is for undergraduate college students. Applicants are required to submit a complete online application, 2 letters of recommendation from faculty or advisors (due 7 days after the application deadline), a copy of their unofficial academic transcript, and personal statements regarding their research experience, long-term goals, research interests, and other relevant information. Click here for more details.
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