Chance to make $18,000/year as an undergrad! Learn more about opportunities to do undergraduate research in regenerative medicine at UCSB at our upcoming event!
This event will include:
- Snacks!
- Insight and info on how to get involved in undergraduate research
- Q&A panel comprised of successful undergraduate students who do research with stem cells, their tips & tricks for getting into labs and building their career
- Information on the COMPASS internship program that pays undergraduates $18,000/year to do research at UCSB
The California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) has provided funding for the COMPASS Program, which is an immersive, 2-year internship program that offers a unique blend of rigorous, hands-on research, mentorship, and practical training to develop the future workforce to make cell and gene therapies. COMPASS scholars will also participate in specialized workshops, seminars, and networking events, and they will have the opportunity to expand their professional network, interact with industry leaders, and gain valuable insights into the many facets of regenerative medicine. Students start the program in the beginning of their junior year.