CNIC and Fundación Carolina present their grant programme for master’s students

The basic goal of this postgraduate awards programme is to train citizens of Latin American countries, member states of the Comunidad Iberoamericana de Naciones or Portugal who have proven professional or academic capacity and an outstanding CV

CNIC and the Fundación Carolina signed a collaboration agreement to develop a joint programme of grants for students studying for a master’s at a Spanish university to conduct an experimental project (master’s dissertation) in a CNIC laboratory and so contribute to the training of future researchers in the cardiovascular area.

The award will have three programmes: University Master in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology and Biomedicine-Complutense University of Madrid; University Master in Therapeutic Targets in Cellular Signalling-University of Alcalá, and University Master in Biomedical Engineering-Technical University of Madrid.

The basic goal of this postgraduate awards programme is to train citizens of Latin American countries, member states of the Comunidad Iberoamericana de Naciones or Portugal who have proven professional or academic capacity and an outstanding CV, bringing them to Spain to conduct their experimental project (master’s dissertation) at a CNIC laboratory.