From the undergraduate level to medical school, iTEQC provides several educational opportunities for students to get involved in research. Participating in one of these opportunities allows students to:

Gain critical experience to advance their academic and professional career

Conduct independent research under the guidance of a faculty member

Receive course credit

Undergraduate Study

The Public Health (PH) 198-199 courses offer undergraduate students the opportunity to work directly with faculty on public health topics in a research laboratory or in the field. Additionally, iTEQC, in collaboration with UCI's Institute for Clinical and Translational Science and funded by the National Institutes of Health, offers the course PH 194: Clinical and Translational Science Preparatory, which trains students to work with faculty in clinical and healthcare settings.

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Graduate Study

Graduate students, medical students, residents and fellows work with iTEQC-affiliated faculty to receive training in the use of innovative, multidisciplinary strategies for collaborative research. Students explore existing and emerging information technologies to be used by patients, their families, providers, systems and policymakers in new ways that lead to better health outcomes and lower costs.

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For more information on our educational opportunities, please contact the iTEQC team.

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