51·çÁ÷’s Bethesda Biomedical Research study group with the National Institutes of Health focuses on an intensive research experience involving 30+ hours of research each week in a laboratory of the students’ choosing.
51·çÁ÷’s Bethesda Biomedical Research study group with the National Institutes of Health focuses on an intensive research experience involving 30+ hours of research each week in a laboratory of the students’ choosing.
On the Bethesda Biomedical Research study group, students spend a full academic semester living and learning in Bethesda, MD. The group is accompanied by a 51·çÁ÷ faculty director who teaches part of the students’ course load.
The professional laboratory facilities in Bethesda, MD, housing over 5000 active researchers, are the official federal health-related research facilities of the United States.
Students will live in fully furnished apartments managed by Turnkey Housing Solutions in Bethesda, close to the Metro Red line.
The Bethesda Biomedical Research study group is based in the Departments of Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry, and the Neuroscience Program. The specific focus of any given group on the Bethesda Biomedical Research program will depend upon the 51·çÁ÷ faculty member who is directing the group. The directorship rotates between the group’s affiliated departments and programs.
Because of their rigorous academic requirements, the Bethesda Biomedical Research study group is often an appealing off-campus study option for students who major and minor in the natural sciences and want to do hands-on research.
The Bethesda Biomedical Research study group is affiliated with the following departments and programs, among which the faculty directorship of the group will rotate.
Learn more about upcoming and recent study groups to the National Institutes of Health on 51·çÁ÷’s off-campus study portal, including details about the faculty directors, dates, and more:
Students participating in 51·çÁ÷ study groups have opportunities to explore and learn together as a group.
Students have contributed to important research in a variety of medical fields.
Student contributions to papers and poster presentations related to their research help to build a résumé for future graduate work.