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Graduate Partnerships Program (GPP) 5. Graduate Partnerships Program Institutional Partnerships 6. Johns Hopkins University GPP # Johns Hopkins University GPP This program is available to: An opportunity to do research at NIH as a Johns Hopkins University graduate student.
* Stipend and other compensation * Opening and closing dates As a Johns Hopkins University-NIH graduate student, you will get the best of both worlds - the world class academic environment of Johns Hopkins University (JHU) and the breadth and depth of research at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Students in the NIH-JHU Graduate Partnerships Program earn their PhD through the JHU Cell, Molecular, Developmental Biology & Biophysics (CMDB) program. Prospective students must be U.S. citizens or U.S. permanent residents and must hold a bachelor’s degree by the matriculation date.
## Stipend and other compensation All JHU NIH graduate students are supported through NIH Intramural Research Training Awards and by Johns Hopkins University. They receive support for stipend, tuition, and medical insurance throughout their years of training. View the NIH stipend tables here.
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gov) ### University Partnership Directors * Dr. Jocelyne DiRuggiero (jdiruggiero@jhu. edu) * Dr. Robert Johnston (robertjohnston@jhu. edu) * Ms. Kat Mincey (kmincey1@jhu.
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