Current Students
Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience students have access to all of the Biomedical Graduate Education student resources. Resources include one-on-one career coaching, professional memberships, mentorship program, seminars, academic assistance, and many other resources to enrich your academic experience.
The program follows the academic rules and guidelines established in the IPN Student Handbook and IPN Bylaws as well as the Graduate School Bulletin.
Student Resources
New Students
From accepting your offer through orientation, get started in the program.
Academics
Register for classes, check forms and deadlines, and find services such as the Academic Resource Center and Dahlgren Memorial Library.
IPN Student Government
Find our student government officers and constitution.
Dissertation Defenses
Find scheduled student dissertation defenses, and view past topics.
Mentorship Agreement
Use this document as a guide to set expectations for the trainee-mentor relationship.
Docusign Form Requests
Obtain pre- and post-rotation forms, thesis forms and other required documents.
Training & Grants
Apply for funding opportunities from Georgetown and external organizations.
Teaching Opportunities
Take advantage of the teaching opportunities available to IPN students.
Completion of Degree
Defend your thesis and prepare to graduate with your class.
Career Services
Schedule an advising appointment, polish your resume, and browse open positions.
Student Finances
Review the program costs and stipend, and find funding opportunities for research and travel.
Health & Wellness
Take care of your physical, mental and spiritual health during your studies. Crisis support is also available.
Every Hoya Cares
We all have our own lives and circumstances. If you are facing challenges in your life, our Georgetown community is here to help. Visit Every Hoya Cares to find well-being resources, counseling services, and other support.
Student Research Day
We encourage our students to attend the annual Student Research Day and showcase their research efforts to peers and faculty.