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Fred Hutch Cancer Center / independent application guide

Summer Undergraduate Research Program: eligibility & how to apply

A nine-week biomedical research cohort specifically timed for the summer before a student's final undergraduate year or term.

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College yearSummer before final undergraduate year
CompensationPaid
Location / arrangementSeattle, WashingtonNine-week on-site research
Availability at review2027 application expected in November

Who can apply?

  • US citizen or permanent resident entering the summer before the final year, semester, or quarter of undergraduate study.
  • A strong background in the sciences or a related area is expected.
  • Use the program FAQ or contact Fred Hutch when an unusual degree schedule makes final-year timing unclear.
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This is not a universal junior-only rule; eligibility follows the student's remaining undergraduate term, which can vary by degree schedule.

Dates, pay & program timing

No universal cutoff confirmed

Fred Hutch says the 2027 application will be available in mid-to-late November 2026. Published support is $7,304 before taxes plus up to $450 round-trip travel. Interns pay housing, meals, and local transport.

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How to apply to Fred Hutch Cancer Center

  1. Map your exact graduation term to the summer-before-final-year rule.
  2. Review the next application and prepare its requested academic and research materials.
  3. Budget the stipend against published Seattle housing, meals, and local transportation before accepting.
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How to prepare a stronger application

Describe a question you want to investigate and the scientific habits you already use, such as careful records, controls, reproducible code, or literature comparison.

Use the final-year timing to explain what this research would help you decide or prepare for, without promising a predetermined career outcome.

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