Obtaining an external fellowship is highly beneficial for graduate students for many reasons. Fellowships often provide financial support for tuition, stipends, and research-related expenses. Some fellowships even provide unique professional development opportunities (i.e. training, workshops and networking events), which can help graduate students build skills and connections in their field.
To assist with this endeavor, the graduate school has curated helpful information and resources.
We ask students please complete the "Intent to Apply" form at least one month before submission of any external fellowship application. This form ensures the graduate school can adequately advise students through the application process, complete any required supporting documents, and provide access to our Fellowship Navigation Course resources in Canvas.
If you have received an external fellowship award or training grant as a GSBS student, please follow our Awarded External Fellowships/Grants Checklist to ensure timely activation of your funds.
Fellowship resources
Training Grants
The goal of the training grant programs is to prepare qualified predoctoral trainees for careers that have a significant impact on the health-related research needs of the Nation.
Training grants are supported by a variety of institutional programs and departments. Pre-doctoral appointees to training grants receive funding for a portion of their graduate student stipend. Several training grants also provide additional funding and opportunities for professional development.
A list of current training grants available to support GSBS students is regularly updated in the Career Development Canvas page. Please review each grant's application materials for eligibility.
News
NIH grant helps support Genetics & Epigenetics student Heather Tsong’s brain research
Pre-doctoral affiliate fellow Yeseul Kim — focusing on imaging to enhance early pancreatic cancer detection
Meet the Staff – Sarah Herzog
Molecular & Translational Biology and Neuroscience PhD student Stephen Farmer receives NINDS F99/K00 fellowship
To see more Fellowship and Grant success stories as well as additional news from the graduate school, see our News Archive.