T32 Integrative Training in Cancer Biology
The Integrative Training in Cancer Biology (ITCB) Program offers a comprehensive educational experience that prepares predoctoral students and postdoctoral trainees for independent research careers in cancer biology.
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Walter Lawrence Scholars Initiative
The Walter Lawrence Scholars Initiative offers exposure to career pathways for individuals interested in scientific writing and science communication. Interns will gain an understanding of related opportunities within the field of biomedical research.
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Advancing Careers in Cancer Research for Post-baccalaureate Students (ACCESS)
The ACCESS Program offers a comprehensive biomedical experience introducing emerging graduate or medical students to cancer research and oncology-related career paths. This two-year program focuses on enhancing fellows’ interest in cancer research through didactics, a mentored research experience and career development opportunities.
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Ph.D. in Clinical and Translational Science (CTS)
The Ph.D. in Clinical and Translational Science is a full-time, interdisciplinary program designed to train students to perform translational research. The skills acquired in the Ph.D. program include experience with clinical and translational science, the vocabulary to effectively communicate with both scientists and clinicians and the research skills necessary to bridge bench and clinical science.
The core curriculum is grounded in fundamental concepts while emphasizing aspects of research design and technology that are broadly applicable across disciplines in industrial, government and academic settings.
Learn more about the Clinical and Translational Sciences, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
T32 Cancer Prevention & Control
Massey’s T32 Cancer Prevention and Control (CPC) training program supports predoctoral students and postdoctoral trainees interested in cancer prevention and control research. Predoctoral students must be enrolled at VCU in one of the participating Ph.D. programs, actively pursuing cancer-related research for their dissertation and have passed their comprehensive exams.
Learn more about the T32 CPC program