Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Training and education are mainstays of Memorial Sloan Kettering’s mission. As early as 1927, John D. Rockefeller, Jr.— who, along with his father, founded the hospital that became Memorial Sloan Kettering — established the first fellowship programs to train doctors, scientists, and nurses. Our commitment to training the next generation of cancer scientists remains strong as ever, and we offer several exciting summer opportunities for high school and college students interested in biomedical sciences.

College students can take advantage of the:

• Summer Undergraduate Research Program
• Chemical Biology Summer Program (ChBSP)
• Computational Biology Summer Program (CBSP)
• MSK Engineering Summer Program (MESP)
• Molecular Imaging Summer Program (MISP)
• Quantitative Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (QSURE)

Please fill out this application for SCCR funding.