Make a difference with cutting-edge research. Study the molecular, immunologic and biophysical foundations of disease toward cures. Study cancers, autoimmune syndromes, infectious diseases, metabolic disorders, regenerative medicine, bioinformatic strategies and more.
Make a difference by participating in compassionate patient and community service. Learn the principles and skills for mental health counseling, bioimaging and emergency management. Become a physician assistant.
Make a difference in your career path. Prepare for medical school with a curriculum that parallels the medical students. Take classes with dental students. Learn the medicolegal skills of a forensic scientist and how a forensic anthropologist can identify gender from the bones in your elbow.
Raul Garcia, professor at Goldman School of Dental Medicine and faculty in the GMS Oral Health Sciences program, is working hard to increase access to quality dental care within underserved communities. His work was recently featured in a BU Today article highlighting seven Latinx researchers making a difference with their scholarship and science. Garcia discussed […]
To mark the first full week of classes, the GMS Community Catalyst Center (C3) hosted "Gear-Up Week" from September 12 to 16. With five different events throughout the week, students had the chance to build their community, enjoy some sweet treats and swag and learn the best ways to succeed academically, professionally and personally while […]
This summer, Dr. Daniel Cifuentes, an assistant professor of biochemistry at Graduate Medical Sciences, received one of several $75,000 BU Ignition Awards aimed at helping promising research initiatives find a potential pathway to commercial success. The Cifuentes Lab works on a variety of projects that study the fundamental mechanisms of RNA regulation, a universal process […]
It was a bright and early Orientation morning for the brand-new class of GMS students on Friday, September 2. With a diverse class representing 24 countries and 40 states, Orientation served as many students' first welcome into the Boston area. The day-long program welcomed over 400 students -- master's, PhDs and MD/PhDs -- to campus, […]