At the end of the first year, students can elect to enter the Molecular Medicine program or one of five other Ph.D. programs in the biomedical sciences. Application forms should be submitted by January 15 of each year for admission for the following fall. The program is designed to train physician-scientists to be both excellent clinicians and critically trained biomedical investigators. D. program normally requires seven years of training. A three year post-M.D. track is also available for students who have previously completed the M.D. degree.
Students receive a full tuition and stipend package.
Further information about the application process can be found at the program's web site. A stipend is provided. McGURP provides a similar experience during the academic year to students from local colleges. McGURP students receive college credit from their home institutions, rather than a monetary stipend. All rights reserved.