Amgen Scholars
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About the Amgen ScholarsThe Amgen Scholars program allows STEM undergraduates from across the globe to participate in cutting edge research opportunities at world class institutions. 17 leading institutions across the U.S. , Europe and Japan currently host the summer program. The US program is hosted by thirteen premier research institutions: California Institute of Technology; Columbia University/Barnard College; Duke University; Harvard University; Johns Hopkins University; National Institutes of Health; Stanford University; University of California, Berkeley; University of California, Los Angeles; University of California, San Francisco; University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center; Washington University in St. Louis; and Yale. Research areas: BIOCHEMISTRY • BIOENGINEERING • BIOINFORMATICS • BIOPSYCHOLOGY • BIOTECHNOLOGY • CHEMICAL AND BIOMOLECULAR ENGINEERING • CHEMISTRY • IMMUNOLOGY • MEDICAL PHARMACOLOGY • MICROBIOLOGY • MOLECULAR, CELL AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY • MOLECULAR GENETICS • MOLECULAR MEDICINE • MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGY • NEUROBIOLOGY • NEUROSCIENCE • PATHOLOGY • PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY • PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE • STATISTICS • TOXICOLOGY |
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Eligible applicants:– must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident |
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University endorsement required?No |
Citizenship requirement:U.S. citizen or permanent resident |
The Amgen Scholars application process:Start by reviewing scholarship website for information on the application process, eligibility requirements and timeline and to determine if this is a good fit for your academic goals. Research the different host institutions to identify those that are of interest to you. Application components include: The application deadline is in February – the specific dates vary by program Interested? Contact CFSA for more information on how to get started! |
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Advising contact:Center for Fellowship & Scholarship Advising Email: cfsa@syr.edu More Information: http://www.amgenscholars.com/ |
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