Applicants to the PhD program must have relevant research experience. An example of a robust research experience would be a project outside of a class lasting six weeks or longer in which the applicant thinks about the project, asks questions, designs and conducts experiments, interprets data, and formally presents the results.
PhD applicants are expected to have a strong background in the sciences, however, there are no formal course requirements for the Indiana BioMedical Gateway Program for PhD Study (IBMG) at IU School of Medicine. A bachelor's degree in the sciences is strongly recommended. Courses and associated lab experiences that provide the required background for graduate coursework include, but are not limited to, biology, physics, chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, cell biology and genetics that fulfill the requirements for a science major curriculum. Applicants must address any grade lower than a ''B'' in the Personal Statement.
Personal statement
CV/ resume
Three letters of recommendation
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