Maximizing Access to Research Careers
The KU MARC program is offered through the Office for Diversity in Science Training which coordinates the management of several externally-funded programs for trainees at KU and the Haskell Indian Nations University who are interested in pursuing careers in research
Interested in Pursuing a Career in Biomedical Research?
The MARC program provides financial support for undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing careers in biomedical research. MARC is part of NIH’s Division of Training and Workforce Development, and Diversity (TWD) whose goal is to foster the training and development of a strong and diverse biomedical research workforce. Major components of the program include mentored student research experiences, professional development workshops, faculty and peer mentoring, guidance for applying to graduate school and attendance at scientific meetings.
Program Advantages
In addition to providing students with a mentored research experience and supplemental coursework, MARC also provides personalized academic counseling, assistance selecting and applying to graduate programs, local presentation opportunities, travel support to attend national meetings, and other opportunities to enhance research and academic skills.
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