Wisconsin Undergraduate Clinical Research Internship (WUCRI)
The Wisconsin Undergraduate Clinical Research Internship (WUCRI) is an immersive program that offers undergraduate students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in clinical research. Interns work closely with clinical research professionals and participate in various stages of clinical studies, including data collection, patient interaction, and analysis. This program is designed to provide students with practical experience in the healthcare field, enhance their understanding of clinical research, and prepare them for careers in medicine, research, and related disciplines.
Through this internship, students engage in real-world research activities that contribute to ongoing clinical studies at UW-Madison. Participants benefit from mentorship by experienced researchers, gain exposure to the ethical and operational aspects of clinical trials, and develop skills that are critical for success in healthcare and research careers. The program also offers networking opportunities with professionals in the field and other students with similar career interests.
WUCRI is particularly beneficial for students planning to pursue medical school or advanced degrees in health sciences. By the end of the internship, participants will have gained valuable experience that can bolster their academic and professional profiles, making them more competitive candidates for future opportunities in the medical and research fields.
Eligibility Requirements
- Full or part-time student
- Completed one of the following:
36 credit hours Assoc. Degree
Sophomore year at a 4-year college
54 credits of a bachelor’s degree - Time commitment: 6-15 hours per week – 2/3
days per week. - Interest in the medical field, clinical research
field and working within a team environment.
For thorough eligibility and selection information, visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.