T-32 Grant: Predoctoral trainees are expected to undertake a core curriculum of the training program. Predoctoral trainees are provided with full tuition (two semesters) and a stipend. They also receive travel funds towards attendance at a scientific meeting.

The Genome Science Training Program (GSTP) at the U-M Medical School provides support for pre-and post-doctoral training at the interface of statistical, computational, and molecular genetics under support from the National Human Genome Research Institute of the National Institutes of Health.

There are a number of additional opportunities for students to compete for fellowships, both through the U-M Medical School as well as external funding sources. The Rackham Graduate School has many funding opportunities for Ph.D. and Master’s students. Detailed descriptions can be found on the Rackham website. In addition, federal and private foundations offer fellowships with application deadlines throughout the year. The program strongly encourages graduate students to apply for these funding sources as part of their training experience. To facilitate the identification of appropriate fellowship opportunities, the graduate program has assembled a list of internal and external funding agencies for mentors and students.