Courses/Training
Accepting applications for 1-2 year postdoc position
Rolling application process
Supports trainees from underrepresented groups committed to conducting health disparities research.
Questions? Contact Laura Peer.
Cell to Society Pathway
To establish new leaders in biological and quantitative population sciences
A joint training opportunity between the Division of Biology & Biomedical Sciences (DBBS) and the Division of Public Health Sciences, offering rigorous training in biology, genomics, epidemiology and biostatistics.
Questions? Contact Blanka Hodzic.
Clinical Investigation & Health Behavior Research Courses
Learn more about the courses offered
- Credit courses
- Non-Credit courses
- Online Learning
Dean’s Scholars Program: Request for Applications
Deadline Oct 16
To support outstanding MD-only individuals committed to a career as a physician-scientist.
Questions? Contact Jacqui Hawkins.
Posted 8/31/2023
Fall 2023 course: Biology and Pathology of the Visual System (BIOL 5501)
Tuesdays and Thursdays in Farrell LTC 205
Undergraduates, graduate students, residents, and postdocs with an interest in vision are encouraged to attend.
Questions? Contact Josh Morgan.
Posted 8/7/2023
Master of Science in Clinical Investigation
Registration open for fall courses
Coursework includes classes in research design and epidemiology, statistics, ethics, professional writing and grant writing.
Questions? Contact crtcmsci@wustl.edu.
6/25/2021
Mirzayan Fellowship (Washington DC): Applications open
Deadline Oct 16
Learn about science policy, and network with science and technology policy experts
Questions? Contact MirzayanFellowship@nas.edu.
Posted 8/16/2023
Postdoctoral Training Program in Genomic Medicine
Rolling admission
To support physician-scientists who are engaging in medical genetics research
Questions? Contact Patricia Dickson or Jorge Di Paola.
Posted 2/28/2023
TL1 Translational Sciences Postdoctoral Program
Rolling admissions
Designed to demystify the process of commercialization of new technology/translational discoveries by learning how to move projects to the next stage of commercialization and how to establish value-creating milestones, costs, and timelines.
Questions? Contact crtcpostdoc@email.wustl.edu.
Virtual Workshop: RNA-seq Data Analysis Using Bioconductor
Sept 12, 1-3p
We will use the EdgeR and ShortRead packages to perform RNA-seq data analysis.
Questions? Contact Maze Ndukum.
Posted 8/31/2023
WUSM Master of Population Health Sciences
Open to those with doctoral level degrees
Clinical outcomes research training for physicians & clinical doctorates
Questions? Contact MPHS@wustl.edu.
Posted 2/7/2022
