BRIDGE Fellowship Program
The Brigham Research in Infectious Disease and Global Engagement (BRIDGE) Summer Fellowship Program is a 10-week summer research experience in infectious diseases and global health for college students and recent college graduates with economically distressed backgrounds. Each intern participates in a mentored experience in basic science, clinical or translational research.
Project themes vary and span the following topics:
Interns also participate in a tailored weekly lecture series that includes dedicated learning about the fundamentals of research, career paths in medicine and global public health, and preparation for health careers. The summer experience concludes with a research presentation by each intern, attended by division faculty and peers.
One of the objectives of the BRIDGE program is for mentor-mentee relationships to persist even after the formal internship ends, with ongoing support as mentees pursue postgraduate degrees and job opportunities.
Download the BRIDGE Summer Fellowship Program FAQs (PDF)
We genuinely appreciate your keen interest in the BRIDGE Summer Fellowship Program. The response we've received has been overwhelming, and we're thrilled to see such enthusiasm for our program.
Currently, our team is diligently reviewing the substantial number of applications we've received. We understand the importance of your inquiry and kindly ask for your patience during this evaluation process.
For your convenience, we recommend referring to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section on our website/application portal. This resource is designed to provide comprehensive information that may address many of your concerns.
Please note that the application deadline is set for Wednesday, April 23, 2025. Following this deadline, our team will thoroughly review all applications. If you successfully meet the program requirements, we will be in touch with further information or instructions.
Once again, we sincerely appreciate your interest in BRIDGE, and we thank you for your understanding during this process.
