For Medical Students

UT Southwestern Medical Center offers a number of non-degree related programs specifically for medical students. Many of these programs are open to students enrolled in any accredited U.S. medical school.

Doris Duke Clinical Research Fellowship

This program is designed to develop promising student researchers who intend to pursue careers in patient-oriented research through a combination of didactic coursework and mentored research training. Learn more

R-25 NHLBI Training Grant for Minority Students

This resource funds stipend support (and housing, if appropriate) for a limited number of minority undergraduate students and medical students from UT Southwestern and other institutions to conduct research at UT Southwestern in areas of interest to the NHLBI including research to promote the prevention and treatment of heart, lung, and blood diseases. Learn more

T-35 NHLBI Training Grant

This is an NIH-funded grant that underwrites short-term training opportunities for medical students enrolled in any accredited US medical school. Research focuses on specific areas related to the causes, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of heart, blood vessel, lung, and blood diseases, and sleep disorders. Learn more

T-35 NIDDK Training Grant

This is an NIH-funded grant that underwrites short-term training opportunities for medical students enrolled in any accredited US medical school. This grant provides resources to fund a limited number of medical students to conduct research at UT Southwestern during the summer in areas of NIDDK emphasis including, but not limited to, diabetes, obesity, endocrine disorders, metabolic diseases, cystic fibrosis, liver and intestinal diseases, nutrition, kidney disease, and developmental and structural biology. Learn more.