The Pipeline Programs at Tufts University School of Medicine and the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences serve minority students interested in the fields of medicine and biomedical sciences.
Our programs begin with youth in middle school and high school by providing interesting and informative courses for those who take an early interest in medicine or biomedical sciences. If students choose to pursue these fields, support and services continue through college and post undergraduate studies.
Many students then choose to give back by mentoring or teaching pipeline courses of their own to the next generation of pipeline students.
The Pipeline Programs have successfully been assisting in minority education at TUSM and the Sackler School for over a decade.
Youth/High School
Health Careers Opportunity Program
Teachers and High School Students Program
The Great Diseases Curriculum
Undergraduate
Building Diversity in Biomedical Sciences- Sackler School
Mentored Undergraduate Teaching at Pine Manor College- Sackler School Course SK205
Post Undergraduate
Post Baccalaureate Research Education Program (PREP)- Sackler School
Masters of Science in Biomedical Sciences
Post Doctoral
Training in Education and Critical Research Skills Program- Sackler School
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AAMC's Aspiring Doctors
National Youth leadership
Students National Medical Association (SNMA) at Tufts
The Multi-Ethnic Graduate Alliance (MEGA)