An honors program that provides students with time to complete and defend a formal research project, and the opportunity to graduate with honors in their chosen field. D. program for those interested in integrating scientific investigation with a clinical career. D. program for students interested in training for a career in biomedical research. The program incorporates two years of medical school, three years of doctoral work and 15 months of clinical rotations. Students accepted into the program receive full support for medical school tuition during the first two years and the clinical clerkship portion of the program.
Students also receive a stipend throughout the program, contingent upon satisfactory progress.
The Medical School Familiarization Program acquaints rising juniors and seniors in college with the challenges of a medical education. The Prematriculation Program provides incoming students with a smooth transition from the typical undergraduate curriculum to the rigorous and demanding expectations of the medical school curriculum. Preceptorship and Clerkships offer UTMB students opportunities to work in underserved communities with minority physicians who serve as role models.