Research Training in Psychiatric Epidemiology
Columbia's program offers rigorous research training in psychiatric epidemiology through advanced coursework, mentored research, and interdisciplinary collaboration for pre- and postdoctoral scholars.
Funder: Columbia University Department of Psychiatry
Due Dates: February 2026 (anticipated for 2026–27 academic year)
Funding Amounts: Predoctoral: $48,080/year; Postdoctoral: $62,232–$75,564/year (based on experience); tuition and health benefits included.
Summary: Rigorous training program for pre- and postdoctoral researchers in psychiatric epidemiology, combining coursework and mentored research.
Key Information: U.S. citizens or permanent residents only; predoctoral applicants must also apply to Columbia’s doctoral program.
Description
This program provides comprehensive research training in psychiatric epidemiology for social scientists, epidemiologists, psychologists, and psychiatrists. Sponsored by Columbia University's Departments of Epidemiology and Psychiatry and supported by a National Institute of Mental Health grant, the program offers advanced coursework, research methodology instruction, and mentored research experience within affiliated research units. Trainees are integrated into an active intellectual community, benefit from weekly seminars, and have opportunities to collaborate with leading faculty across related disciplines.
