Program benefits
- 10-week paid summer internship
- 40 hours per week
- Low-cost housing available
- Work with scientists on biomedical research projects
- Gain firsthand research and equipment experience not commonly available in undergraduate programs
- Participate in weekly professional development activities
- Build connections with esteemed scientists and fellow researchers in training
- Present scientific research at a public event
Who is eligible for SURE? How do I apply?
Applicant preference for the SURE Internship is given to undergraduate students entering their junior or senior year.
When the SURE application period reopens, you can apply by submitting:
- An updated Resume or CV
- Undergraduate school transcripts (unofficial is acceptable)
- Names of 2 references
- Personal essay describing your academic and career goals, interest in science education or health and medical research, how you will benefit from the SURE internship program, what you want to learn or accomplish from this program, any research experience you have had, if applicable, and any personal challenges you have faced that have influenced your life and/or academic career (1 page maximum)
For non-U.S. citizen applicants: International undergraduate students who are attending a U.S. college or university as full-time students are eligible to apply. We strongly urge any international student applicants to consult with trained international student advising personnel at one’s college or university before seeking any off-campus opportunities.
