Scholarship Programs:

Minority Access to Research Careers

Minority Biomedical Research Support / Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement

The MARC and MBRS Programs at Hunter College are supported by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and are intended to encourage talented undergraduate minority students to pursue a career in research and science. Students in both programs receive a scholarship and financial support for conducting research throughout the academic year in a Hunter College laboratory. For more information click here.

 


 Introductory Course to Scientific Research:

Are you an undergraduate hunter student who is interested in learning about scientific research?

If so, we are offering a one credit “seminar” course which will expose you to the MARC/MBRS faculty researchers, senior MARC/MBRS students, and skills in preparing a PowerPoint presentation in scientific topics.

In addition, tours of Hunter’s research labs will be available. This course requires permission. For more Information Click Here. 


  
  MBRS Graduate Program Information

CUNY- Doctoral Programs at Hunter College
 

Graduate Program advisors' contact Information

MBRS Graduate Comments

 

 
 
 

MARC / MBRS brochure

Adobe Acrobat Required

 
Biology, Biopsychology, Chemistry, Computer Science*, Math*, and Physics

Click Here
 To access
SciMON
the Hunter College Science Math Opportunities Network. Where you can apply for both the MARC and MBRS programs


 

Hunter College Resources

Hunter College Home Page
Biology Department
Chemistry Department
Physics Department
Psychology Department
Gene Center Website
JustGarciaHill Website

 



 
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