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Official transcripts from all institutions attended
Personal Statement:
Please state your reason for applying to the PhD Program in Epidemiology and Translational Science. What questions are you interested in addressing in a doctoral training program? Provide any personal or background information that may aid the selection committee in evaluating your potential for graduate study. Assuming you have already received a master’s degree, please include a summary of what you have been doing since graduation. Please do not reiterate the material in your Research Summary for this section of your application. You must restrict your summary to ONE PAGE (approx. 650 words/3000 characters). If you do not remain within this limit, the database that receives this summary will delete all text past the limit. We will notify you via email if we determine that your summary is incomplete.
Recommendation Letter:
Choose recommenders who know you well and have the professional standing to write a compelling letter of support for you. At least one of the letters must be from an advisor familiar with your research skills. Your application may not be considered if your letters do not reach us in a timely fashion, so remember to follow-up with a reminder to the individuals from whom you have requested letters. Letters must be received by the application deadline: December 1.
Once you save the name and contact information of your recommenders, you must still send them an invitation to submit the letter. Upon selecting "Send Request" an email from this on-line system will be sent to your recommender. Be sure to contact your recommenders to confirm they received this email and are aware of the submission deadline.
Personal History Statement:
Discuss how your personal background influenced your decision to pursue a graduate degree. Please include any educational, cultural, economic, family or social experiences, challenges, or opportunities relevant to your academic journey. UCSF is committed to a diverse and inclusive graduate student population. Diversity refers to the variety of experiences and perspectives that arise from differences in race, culture, religion, mental or physical capabilities, heritage, age, gender, sexual orientation, and other characteristics. UCSF values diversity because it enhances the educational experience, the workplace, and services to the public provided by this campus.
Research Experience & Research Summary:
Research experience is valued, because it shows us that you can succeed in a research-intensive environment. Focus on articulating clear and compelling scientific goals in your essays. For each significant research experience you have had, describe the scientific context of the research question you addressed, the methods you employed, and the conclusions you made from your work. List the name of your research adviser, the name and location of the university or company where you did the research, the dates of the project.
Publications:
Please list citations for any publications resulting from your research. If you do not have any publications please click 'Skip Page' It is advisable to use New England Journal of Medicine format for citations.
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