Thinking of a career in biomedical or behavioral sciences, but not sure how to get there?

Indiana University Indianapolis can help. The Indiana University Indianapolis Post-Baccalaureate Research Education Program (IPREP) prepares recent college graduates, who are students from underrepresented minority or disadvantaged populations, for admission to graduate programs in the biomedical and behavioral sciences.

IPREP is funded through the National Institutes of Health and draws on the programmatic and research strengths of the major health and life sciences campus of IU Indianapolis. Training is provided in addictions neuroscience, biomedical engineering, clinical psychology, human performance and kinesiology, medical neuroscience, basic biomedical sciences (anatomy and cell biology, microbiology and infectious disease, musculoskeletal biology, pharmacology, and physiology) and other areas in biological behavior sciences toward the goal of matriculation into these graduate programs.

The long-term goal of IPREP is to improve diversity in the community of graduate students and faculty for these targeted Ph.D. programs at Indiana University Indianapolis.