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Paid Biostatistics Summer Internship 2026 | Weill Cornell Medicine

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The Weill Cornell Medicine Division of Biostatistics is now accepting applications for its Paid Biostatistics Summer Internship Program for Summer 2026. This competitive, fully funded research internship provides undergraduate students with hands-on experience in public health data analysis, mentorship from experienced biostatisticians, and exposure to real-world health research in New York City.

Program Overview

This 7-week program is designed for students interested in data analytics, health equity, medicine, public health, and quantitative research careers.


What Interns Will Experience

1. Real-World Health Research Project

Interns collaborate in small teams to:

2. Structured Educational Training

Participants gain foundational and advanced exposure to biostatistics through:

3. One-on-One Professional Mentorship

Interns receive individualized support through weekly check-ins with a biostatistician mentor, featuring:

4. Community and Cohort Building

The internship also offers structured community-building opportunities and exposure to New York City’s academic and professional environment.


Who Should Apply

Eligibility and Preferred Qualifications

This program is ideal for students exploring careers in:


Internship Benefits

Benefit Details
Stipend $5,000
Housing Provided
Travel Funded to NYC
Mentorship Weekly one-on-one meetings
Training R programming, data analysis, research design
Duration 7 weeks

How to Apply

Applications are now open. If you have any questions about the application process, please contact us at biostatsinternship@med.cornell.edu.  Application Deadline: March 1, 2026 

APPLY NOW 

Early applications are strongly encouraged.


Launch Your Career in Public Health and Biostatistics

This paid biostatistics internship offers a strong foundation for those interested in pursuing advanced studies or careers in health data science, research, medicine, or population health. With mentorship, technical training, real-world project experience, and financial support, the program provides a meaningful and highly valuable pathway into the field.

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