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.
We are quickly counting down to Spring 2025 Commencement, where the Graduate Medical Sciences community will come together and celebrate this year’s graduating students. Today, we are excited to introduce you to the four students selected to speak at this year’s GMS Convocation exercises. Three students were chosen to speak at the Master’s Ceremony, and […]
Graduate Medical Sciences has awarded three high-achieving, graduating students with Outstanding Student Achievement Awards in the categories of “Community Service” and “Outstanding Research.” The “Outstanding Research” Award recognizes achievement related to scientific impact, breakthroughs and intellectual contributions during a student’s time at GMS. The “Community Service” Award recognizes initiative and leadership related to service either […]
Darrell Kotton, MD, founding director of the Boston University and Boston Medical Center Center for Regenerative Medicine, has been named BU's Innovator of the Year. Kotton is a mentor in Graduate Medical Sciences whose research focuses on advancing understanding of lung disease and developmental biology using stem cell biology and gene therapy. The Brink highlighted Kotton's […]
The 2025 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings are out and the Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine’s Master of Science Physician Assistant (PA) Program rose 34 places to tie for 26th among all PA programs in the country. The program began enrolling students in April 2014 with its first class […]