Undergraduate & High School Programs

Our Graduate Education office and Graduate programs partner with numerous undergraduate and high school programs designed to engage and prepare students interested in a career in biomedical research.

Current Undergrads:

• Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) 
  The SURF Programs are designed for sophomore and junior level students who are US residents. Students must be able to commit to a program to do a research internship. SURF students are matched with an appropriate faculty advisor, based on mutual research interest. The advisor and intern design a specific research project within the context of the research focus of the advisor's laboratory. Learn more about SURF
  
  

Current High School Students

• Biomedical Research Internship for Minority Student Programs
  The Biomedical Research Internship for Minority Students Program (BRIMS) is a nine-week, full-time summer program offering high school seniors and college freshmen an opportunity to work in a Cincinnati Children’s research laboratory. Learn more about the BRIMS program
  
  
• High School Science Symposium
  The High School Science Symposium is a one-day event for high school juniors and seniors interested in pursuing biomedical careers. Learn more about the High School Science Symposium
  
  
• High School Senior Summer Internship Program
  With the High School Senior Summer Internship Program, graduating high school seniors can learn more about careers in medicine and clinical research in this paid, part-time position. Learn more about the High School Senior Summer Internship Program
  
  
• Medical Sciences Major/Minor at the University of Cincinnati
  The Undergraduate Program in Medical Sciences is an innovative pathway based in the College of Medicine which provides students with integrated academic, experiential, and mentored opportunities that will prepare them for advanced training in biomedical science, medicine, and other health sciences.Learn more the Undergraduate Program in Medical Sciences