Biomedical Research Education Office (BREO)
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A Holistic Approach to Research Education
Here at University of Utah Health, we are committed to developing the next generation of leaders in biomedical research. We provide top quality education and training and an invigorating scientific atmosphere that equips our trainees with the tools to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.
Embedded within the Health Sciences Office of the AVP for Research, the Biomedical Research Education Office (BREO) aims to foster an exceptional training environment rooted in evidence-based practices and a holistic approach that equips our trainees with the tools to tackle the biomedical challenges of tomorrow and the skills to identify and obtain fulfilling careers in science.
BREO supports the educational and professional advancement of ALL graduate students and postdoctoral scholars engaged in biomedical research, including the departments and programs housed in the five health sciences-focused colleges/schools at the University of Utah.
Focus Areas
- Career Development
- Professional Development
- Graduate Programs
- Postdoctoral Affairs
- Institutional Training Grants
- Community Building
- Trainee Data & Reporting
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