Fellowship for early-career investigators to conduct translational neuroscience research on psychiatric diseases with dual mentorship at Columbia University.
Columbia’s NIMH T32 Fellowship offers advanced postdoctoral training in translational research on child psychiatric disorders, emphasizing interdisciplinary mentorship and scientific career development.
Columbia Psychiatry offers a 2–3 year fellowship for early-career scientists to train in translational research on mood and anxiety disorders, bridging animal models and patient studies.
Columbia Psychiatry offers a three-year postdoctoral fellowship for MDs and PhDs to conduct mentored clinical research on eating disorders, emphasizing advanced training and participation in ongoing studies.
Columbia's postdoctoral fellowship trains researchers to develop and implement evidence-based mental health interventions in underserved and global settings through mentorship, coursework, and collaborative research.
The HIV Postdoctoral Training Program at Columbia Psychiatry provides interdisciplinary, mentored research training for early-career scientists focused on HIV prevention and treatment.