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USD Neuroscience, Nanotechnology & Networks Program
USD-N3 Graduate Training Program
Diverse training with unlimited possibilities.
The USD-N3 program provides training in the development of novel nanotechnology-derived tools aimed at both understanding the brain and potentially treating disorders of the brain. Our students receive tuition and stipend support, including an annual stipend of $34,000 for two years during training.
Our unique program emphasizes microtracks - a series of non-science courses that will prepare you for careers in:
- Biotechnology
- Scientific writing and editing
- Government and public policy
- Education
Apply Today
Support is limited to U.S. citizens and permanent residents. When applying through the Basic Biomedical Sciences graduate programs, check the USD-N3 box on your application. When applying through the Department of Chemistry graduate program, indicate your interest in the state of purpose section. For the USD-N3-specific application form please send an email request to usdn3@usd.edu. Any questions regarding the application process can also be directed to the N3 email.
News in Brief
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Kirby Fuglsby, N3 Fellow, in the Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. program, receives $350 and moves onto the 2021 MAGS Virtual 3MT Competition for her 3- Minute Thesis titled, “Development of a Drug Coated Balloon for the Brain”. Kirby was supervised by Dr. Dan Engebretson.
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VERMILLION, S.D. – The University of South Dakota Neuroscience, Nanotechnology & Networks Program (USD-N3) is currently on its third cohort of graduate students who receive training from multiple disciplines, both in classroom and laboratory settings, to develop key interdis...
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Applications Accepted Now
The USD-N3 program is now accepting applications for the Trainee Graduate Research Grant. The USD-N3 graduate research grant program allows graduate students to obtain funding to support their research and supplement their research expenses. Apply now. Contact USDN3@usd.edu with any questions.
