MSU Postdocs

Supporting training and scholarship of Postdoctoral Fellows and Research Associates throughout Michigan State University

562

Postdocs

16

colleges

74

departments represented

Resources from the Office of Postdoctoral Affairs

Postdoc Orientation Update!

Explore the Monthly Postdoc Orientations: usually occurring on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at 11 am! Please register to attend the monthly Orienation (hybrid Zoom & in-person in BPS room 2215F).

Information for Prospective Postdocs

Are you looking for new opportunities to enhance your credentials and skills as you pursue an independent career? We have many available positions and faculty who are eager to mentor, so explore our listings in Careers @ MSU and search our expert in MSU Scholars.

For questions about life at MSU as a postdoc, please reach out to our office using the contact info below and we’ll do our best to help you on your path.

LATEST NEWS

EVENTS AROUND CAMPUS FOR MSU POSTDOCS

Partner with Industry: Bayer Crop Science and AgStart

Hi There, We are thrilled to announce twelve new partnering opportunities with Bayer Crop Science, BASF, P&G and other industry sponsors across a diverse range of topics, including AI/ML, robotics, encapsulation, EV batteries, natural product discovery, cardiomyopathies and more. Explore project requirements and benefits below (such as proof-of-concept funding up to $250,000 USD with potential […]

Journal reviewer opportunity

  Dr. Alessandra Hunt is an assistant editor for Biofouling, and she is always looking for qualified reviewers for manuscripts. Being a reviewer is part of our professional development. You can see the scope of the journal below and if you are interested in becoming a reviewer,  send an email to Dr. Hunt (alehunt@msu.edu) with […]

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