Translational Informatics
Academic Noncredit

Active learning by presentations and discussions of relevant literature to translational informatics and by using the acquired knowledge to develop an advanced draft of a K or R proposal. BMI PhD candidates (second year), PHS and Nursing Informatics PhD students, BMI pre-PhD Students from the Asia Campus, BMI MS students with a demonstrated interest in research with instructor permission, MD fellows and junior clinical faculty with interest in translational science, with VPCAT scholar priority. Due to the very intensive writing work required the course enrollment is cap at 10 students.

This noncredit class meets with a regular University of Utah credit course.