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The BRAIN Center is Accepting Applications for Neuromotor Skill Advancement for Post-baccalaureates (NSAP 2025)

Are you a post-baccalaureate student passionate about advancing your expertise in neurorehabilitation or neuroengineering? Looking to gain hands-on technical skills to study the brain and enhance your career? The NSAP program at the University of Houston IUCRC BRAIN Center is your gateway to cutting-edge training and research in these transformative fields!

Important Dates
  • Application deadline (including letters of reference): Accepting applications until the position is filled.

  • Program dates: May 25, 2025 to August 2, 2025

For more details about the program, download the NSAP 2025 Flyer here.

Benefits
  • Develop and advance neuromotor skills through hands-on experience during technical workshops, research seminars, and immersive laboratory training.
  • Develop and advance cross-cutting skills through responsible conduct of research training, human subjects training, unconscious bias training.
  • Collaboration with internationally renowned experts, not only during the program but also on future research study design, research grants.
  • Access to technical documentation to operate a highly specialized piece of equipment Stipend for the full-time 10-week summer NSAP program.
  • Travel support for off-campus and out-of-state student transportation to UH.
  • Career and Professional development.
  • Housing for NSAP trainees.
  • Diversity-engaging social activities.
 
 
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to advance your skills and further your career. Apply now and join us for an immersive and engaging experience at the University of Houston IUCRC BRAIN Center.
 
Apply Now!!

For more information about the NSAP Program visit https://www.egr.uh.edu/nsap

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