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Career Guidance

What to do after you have completed your master's or doctorate:

  • Master's students have the option of going into the field they have been desiring or getting a doctorate.

  • Doctorate students will need to decide if they would like to become post-doctoral researchers or associate professors. Doctorate graduates can also go into the private sector.

Deciding if a Post-doc Route is For You

Presented by the NIH and the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine

What is a Post-doc?

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Research Links

Biographical Sketch

More commonly known as a biosketch, this form is required for all key personnel listed on all grants

Choosing a Mentor

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Registry of Undergraduate Researchers

Council on Undergraduate Research

Graduate Student Fellowships

Presented by the National Science Foundation

Grants.gov

Find a grant tailored to your needs by using the search engine in Grants.gov

Identifying a Post-doc Mentor

Under "Other Resources" and then select "Finding the Right Mentor" to view a slide presentation from Dr. RobertDoolingg, a P.I. at the University of Maryland

Institutional Review Board (IRB)

The University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) IRB was established to assure the protection of all human subjects in research projects conducted by anyone on the premises of UNMC, Nebraska Medicine, Nebraska Medicine - Bellevue, Children’s Hospital & Medical Center (CH&MC), and the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO). In addition, the IRB has oversight for all research that is conducted elsewhere by faculty, students, staff, or other representatives of these institutions. View the IRB Guidebook.

NIH Grants

Visit the NIH website to find grant opportunities that fit your needs.

NIH Tips for Applicants

Get the most out of your application

Turn Your Abstract into a Poster

NIH Tips for Applicants: Reviewers and staff at the National Institutes of Health offer their insights to scientists seeking to improve their chances of getting a grant from the National Institutes of Health.

UsingNIHH Matchmaker

Find similar projects already funded by the NIH and help streamline your proposal with the proper NIH Institutes and Centers.

iBiology: Bringing the World's Best Biology to You

Topics ranging from Biophysics & Chemical Biology to Microbiology to Neuroscience and more.


Awards and Scholarships

UNO Graduate Studies

Opportunities to finance your degree with scholarships, fellowships, awards, and waivers.

NE Space Grant Fellowships

Fellowship opportunities for those working in STEM fields.

American Society of Biomechanics Grant in Aid

The purpose of this program is to support ASB student members pursuing biomechanics research by offering a source of research funding.

American Society of Biomechanics Pre-doctoral Award

Recognizing excellence in biomechanics research annually with a variety of awards.

North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity

NASPSPA provides several awards for graduate students.

American College of Sports Medicine

ACSM's prestigious research grants and travel awards.

Society of Health and Physical Educators

Designed to fund member projects of value to the SHAPE America professions.

SHAPE's Ruth Abernathy Presidential Scholarship

Honoring deserving students in January each year.

American Association of University Women

AAUW has a long and distinguished history of advancing educational and professional opportunities for women in the United States and around the globe.

International Society of Biomechanics Awards

Recognizing scientific achievements and honors to those who have made outstanding contributions to the field of Biomechanics.

International Society of Biomechanics Student Grants

Student members of the International Society of Biomechanics (ISB) are eligible for several grants.

NIH Fogarty International Center

Non-NIH Funding Opportunities for Predoctoral and Graduate Researchers

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation supports research and programs throughout the nation which are working to build a Culture of Health.

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  • Learn about our Master's Degree in Biomechanics
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Research reported in this website was supported by the National Institute Of General Medical Sciences of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number P20GM109090. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.

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