Postdoctoral fellows participate in independent research. All trainees attend weekly research seminars and present and discuss their research proposals and data each semester. Preference for the predoctoral fellowships is given to trainees during their first or second year. Selection is based upon candidate academic success, relevance of proposed research to program goals, candidate commitment, and advisor's support. The University supports the Interdisciplinary Environmental Toxicology Program and individual laboratories through campus-wide research centers and facilities.
Fellowships are available to citizens of the United States or permanent residents only.
Special Fellowships are available for underrepresented minority applicants. The Fellowships provide a Stipend, Tuition and Fees and a yearly Travel allowance for attending scientific meetings. Check the program web sites for more information and contact information on the Training Program and the Interdisciplinary Environmental Toxicology Program .