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Computational Medicine SIP: eligibility & how to apply

The Computational Medicine division of Johns Hopkins' Summer Internship Program, for quantitative students interested in biomedical research.

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College yearYear 1+ · one year completed by start
CompensationPaid
Location / arrangementBaltimore, MarylandFull-time research
Availability at reviewLast published cycle closed

Who can apply?

  • At least one year of college completed by the start, with study in computer science, engineering, mathematics, chemistry, biology, biophysics, or a related area.
  • The Computational Medicine route requires US citizenship or permanent residency.
  • Different SIP divisions have different eligibility, so these rules should not be applied to every Johns Hopkins summer program.
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The one-year threshold must be met by the program start, not necessarily on the day you begin the application.

Dates, pay & program timing

No universal cutoff confirmed

Most 2026 SIP divisions ran May 24–August 1. Published stipends ranged from $3,000 to $5,750 with housing, depending on education level. That cycle is closed; verify the next division details.

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How to apply to Johns Hopkins Medicine

  1. Select Institute for Computational Medicine in the current SIP application and confirm its division-specific rules.
  2. Prepare the requested resume, transcripts, personal statement, and two references.
  3. Submit for the current cycle and monitor reference completion separately from your own form.
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How to prepare a stronger application

Describe a computational question and show how you handled data, assumptions, or validation. A class project can work when your contribution is clear.

Explain why biomedical computation interests you beyond a general desire to help people. Connect one method you know to one method you want to learn.

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