The primary goal of the NIMH T32 Biobehavioral Issues in Mental and Physical Health Program is to train research scientists in the development and application of basic theories and research in psychology to issues of physical and mental health and their interrelationship. Our program for predoctoral students and postdoctoral fellows includes coursework and intensive supervised research in laboratory, clinical, and community settings.

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Opening for Postdoctoral Research Scholar Starting Summer/Fall 2027

T32 Program on Biobehavioral Issues in Mental and Physical Health
Department of Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

The primary goal of our program is to train research scientists in the development and use of basic theories and research in psychology to elucidate issues in mental and physical health. The focus of the program is on research training in the integration of biological, psychological, social, ethnic/racial, and cultural levels of analysis to study mental and physical health.

For further information, please visit Apply | NIMH T32 Biobehavioral Issues in Mental and Physical Health Program and contact Prof. Chris Dunkel Schetter at dunkel@psych.ucla.edu.

Applications are due by January 1.