The Indiana University School of Medicine provides extensive research training and internship opportunities catering to various levels of education, including high school, undergraduate, medical, graduate, and postdoctoral trainees. These programs are crafted to immerse participants in biomedical and health-related research through practical experience. High school students benefit from programs that build research skills and enhance their applications for college. Undergraduates are given a platform to broaden their research capabilities and prepare for advanced medical or graduate studies. Medical students have access to diverse scholarly projects to augment their medical education. Graduate students collaborate with esteemed faculty to develop specialized knowledge in clinical and translational research. Additionally, postdoctoral trainees receive comprehensive training and mentorship from top researchers. These offerings are accessible to students within and outside IU School of Medicine, with opportunities to engage in summer or short-term laboratory roles by connecting with faculty mentors or utilizing IU Jobs listings.