The graduate programs of the School of Medicine offer training leading to master's degrees and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in the biomedical sciences. A Master of Medical History is also offered to uniformed members. Detailed information is listed on the reverse of this page.
Laboratories are well equipped with the instrumentation required for modern biomedical research.
This includes biohazard containment laboratories, a centralized animal resource facility, computer support, and an excellent reference library. The University offers a number of salaried positions on a competitive basis and tuition remission. This compensation is comparable with the support provided to graduate students at other universities in the geographic area. Tuition and fees are waived for civilian students. Civilian students do not incur service obligation to the United States government after the completion of their graduate training program.