This is cancer research at MIT

At the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, scientists and engineers work come together to solve some of the most difficult problems in cancer. We ask big questions in strategic areas, where the answers have big impacts on how we understand and treat cancer. Through extensive collaboration with academic, clinical, and industry partners, we make sure that discoveries and innovations made in our laboratories are translated as rapidly as possible into tools and treatments that improve patient survival and quality of life.

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Wow! Very exciting to hear about the research happening here!

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How to get phd admission in it for foreign students?

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Rather than applying directly to the Koch Institute, graduate students must be admitted to MIT through one of the many academic departments where our faculty members also have appointments (for example, Biology or Chemical Engineering). You can find more information about how to apply in general as well as specific guidance for applying as an international student at MIT's Office of Graduate Education website: oge.mit.edu/graduate-admissions/applications/international-applicants/