Program Overview
The NIH T32 in Health-Integrated Technologies (HIT) program is a federally funded training program that supports pre-doctoral students at the intersection of biomedical sciences and technology. Successful applicants will be fully funded for their PhD.
Hosted by MTU’s Health Research Institute (HRI), the T32 HIT program offers a training experience that differs from those at traditional medical centers. As a trainee, you will join a supportive cohort of peers while receiving research and career guidance from a dedicated team from 14 academic departments. You will engage in cutting-edge research, cultivate essential professional skills, and prepare for a successful and rewarded research career in academia, industry, or government.
Our program is structured to achieve the following key goals for our trainees:
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Foster Transdisciplinary Expertise
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Develop Research Excellence
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Cultivate Professional and Leadership Skills
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Promote Collaboration and Engagement
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Ensure Career Readiness
Application Information
Eligibility
U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
3.0 GPA requirement
Sponsorship from a T32 HIT program faculty preceptor
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