SCTR Predoctoral Training Program in Translational Research
A two-year NIH-funded MUSC program provides mentored clinical and translational research training for predoctoral students, emphasizing hands-on research, specialized coursework, and career development.
Funder: Medical University of South Carolina
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: NIH NRSA predoctoral stipend ($28,788/year, FY25); tuition up to $16,000 (PhD) or $21,000 (dual-degree) per year; $4,750 project/training funds; $1,500 travel; $3,000 childcare/year; 2-year appointment.
Summary: Two-year, full-time mentored research training program for predoctoral students focused on clinical and translational research at MUSC.
Key Information: Only open to full-time PhD/dual-degree students; U.S. citizenship or permanent residency required.
Description
This NIH-funded, two-year predoctoral training program at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) is designed for PhD and dual-degree students with a strong interest in clinical and translational research. The program offers a structured curriculum, hands-on research experiences, and professional development opportunities under the guidance of experienced mentors. Trainees will develop and conduct federally funded research projects, participate in specialized coursework and seminars, and receive support to prepare competitive fellowship applications. The program aims to train future leaders in translational science who can bridge basic research and clinical application.
