Student Research

Research opportunities are available during the summer vacation period between years one and two, which can be supported by fellowships with stipends for a minimum of seven weeks of research.

MD students may pursue research during elective blocks in clinical years or participate in the Research Concentration Program, which allows students to spend a tuition-free year engaged in a dedicated research project.

We confer the Doctor of Medicine degree with Research Honors to graduates who have devoted a substantial portion of their four years of medical school to scientific research and made noteworthy contributions.

Research a requirement for the MS in Biomedical Sciences and may be a laboratory-based or literature-based thesis research project.

Many faculty in the Department of Public Health and Community Medicine have research projects that can engage students during the summer and the academic year.

This scholarly activity focuses on obtaining a deeper insight healthcare issues.