Education
The UNMC Munroe-Meyer Institute offers educational opportunities in a variety of disciplines and programs for learners of various professional and academic levels.
Academic training and education at Munroe-Meyer Institute allows graduate students, interns and fellows to gain the latest knowledge through scientific and clinical research at a premier academic institution and become future leaders in their fields.
In-service continuing education opportunities are available to practicing professionals in multiple disciplines.
Opportunities are available for high school students to explore their interests in science as well as delivering health services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Training Categories
Explore the many areas of training MMI offers.
Interprofessional, Leadership and Inclusive Training
Certificate Programs
- Transition-age individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities have options for Inclusive Postsecondary Educational and Pre-Vocational Career Training in academic-, vocational- and social inclusion-focused programs.
- Preservice graduate students, undergraduate students in pipeline programs, postdoctoral interns, practicing professionals and disability and family advocates can receive interdisciplinary leadership training in the area of neurodevelopmental disabilities and complex health care needs through Nebraska's Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disorders program.
Disability Supports
Nebraska's University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities team at MMI provides programs, supports and resources for families that promote independence, self-determination, productivity, integration and inclusion of all individuals with developmental disabilities.
Additional Training
Additional MMI training opportunities open to students and the public.
