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Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program (INP)

Yale University

New Haven, CT

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Application details

Degree types: PhD
Application deadline: December 1 (ET)
Application opens: Not publicly available
GRE policy: no
GPA expectation: Not publicly available
Cohort size: 15–20 per year
Rotation system: rotation
Umbrella vs department: umbrella
One-program-only rule: no
Fee waiver available: yes
Fee waiver deadline: Not publicly available

Funding

Funding model: stipend + tuition waiver
Annual stipend: $52,321
International student funding: yes

Notes

Rotation model is explicitly stated: 'Students complete at least two laboratory rotations in different areas of neuroscience.' Degree level inferred as PhD from context of graduate research program but not explicitly stated on this page. Page is introductory/informational and lacks admissions-specific details like deadlines, fees, stipend amounts, and GRE policy. The provided text does not contain detailed admissions requirements or financial information. | GRE not required.

Last verified 2026-05-08. Source: https://medicine.yale.edu/inp/academics/apply/. Applicants should confirm every detail directly with the program before relying on it.

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