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University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine

Summer Undergraduate Internship Program (SUIP)

Ten-week mentored biomedical research program at Penn Medicine with full-time research, professional development, and research presentation activities.

Application deadline02/01/2027
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About this opportunity

Ten-week mentored biomedical research program at Penn Medicine with full-time research, professional development, and research presentation activities.

Verified eligibility context

Applicants must remain undergraduates after the program; prior research is explicitly not required.

Verified access features

PAIDNO PRIOR RESEARCH REQUIREDHOUSING PROVIDEDTRAVEL SUPPORT

Opportunity details

Research Area / Discipline
Biomedical Sciences · Medicine · Biology · Neuroscience · Data Science
Research Topics
Cancer · Immunology · Cell Biology · Molecular Biology · Genetics · Genomics · Stem Cells · Regenerative Medicine · Gene Therapy · Vaccines · Microbiology · Virology · Epidemiology · Biostatistics · Bioinformatics · Computational Biology · Neuroscience · Pharmacology
Research Intensity
High
Opportunity Type
Summer Research Program
Location
Philadelphia, PA, USA
Format
In Person
Duration
10 weeks
Compensation
$5,500 stipend; on-campus housing; meal plan; one round-trip transportation cost
Housing
Yes
Travel Support
Yes
Eligibility
Undergraduate · Returning Undergraduate · preference for students who completed sophomore or junior year
Citizenship Requirements
U.S. Citizen; Permanent Resident
Prior Research Requirement
No
Application Requirements
Online Application · Research & Personal Statement · Community Statement · Resume/CV · Unofficial Transcript · 2 Letters of Recommendation
Recommendation Letters
2
ORBIT Data Confidence
A · 99%
ORBIT Access Support
61 · Grade C — Moderate Access Support

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