Balsells Graduate Fellowship Program

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Bioengineering Research Internship for Undergraduates

The Balsells International Mobility Program is a unique opportunity for undergraduate students in the Catalonia region of Spain to complete their mobility projects in bioengineering at the University of Colorado Boulder College of Engineering and Applied Science. The program provides the opportunity to complete a semester research internship in a campus engineering lab.

Requirements/Benefits

  • Demonstrate interest in PhD studies in the U.S.
  • Intend to apply for the Balsells Graduate Program.
  • Have intermediate English proficiency and advanced academic standing.
  • Obtain academic and professional development.
  • Receive international and local transportation, room and board for one semester, research supplies, and faculty mentorship.

Application

  • For spring semester, applications should be submitted by September 15.
  • For fall semester, applications should be submitted by February 15.
  • Please submit a statement of interest, curriculum vita and academic transcript.

To apply, please contact Director of Student Programs and International Affairs Sherry Snyder.

The Balsells Graduate Fellowship Program at the University of Colorado has provided graduate fellowships and assistantships to allow outstanding students from Catalonia to pursue master's and doctoral degrees at the University of Colorado in Boulder since August 2010.

Participants must be citizens and permanent residents of Spain, graduates in engineering or science from a university in Catalonia, speak and write fluently in both Catalan and Spanish, and be able to succeed in courses taught in English.

Each fellow will pursue an M.S. thesis or Ph.D. dissertation in the general area of bioengineering, with a co-advisor or committee member from a biological or health-science department in addition to the primary faculty advisor from an engineering department. Balsells fellows will receive a competitive monthly stipend, as well as payment of tuition, fees, and health insurance.

The University

The University of Colorado Boulder was founded in 1876. It is located at the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains in the center of the United States. Home to 30,000 students, this comprehensive university provides an outstanding education and research in science, engineering, business, law, and the humanities. With over 300 days of sunshine each year, the area has attractive cultural and recreational activities in all seasons.

The College of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Colorado Boulder is the top-ranked engineering program in the Rocky Mountain region. Bioengineering research is a strength of all of the graduate degree programs, which include:

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