The curriculum is designed to provide medical students with an excellent foundation in the basic sciences and involves extensive clinical integration at Bloomington Hospital.
Curricular Strengths
-Year-long courses in most subjects
-Small class size (33/class)
-Close personal contact between students and faculty
Medical Sciences offers two pathways leading to the PhD degree:
The Biomedical Research Track (in either Physiology, Pharmacology, or Anatomy) prepares students for careers in cutting-edge biomedical research.
The Educational Research Track in Anatomy prepares students for careers in anatomical teaching and educational research.
The Medical Sciences Program is involved with the education of thousands of Indiana University undergraduate students yearly. We offer undergraduate courses in anatomy, physiology, health and disease, and the medical science of psychoactive drugs.
We also offer an undergraduate minor in Medical Sciences. Further information about the minor may be found HERE.
Annual Award Banquet 2012
Dr. John Foley presents Nicole Nickerson with the “Directors Excellence Award” at the 2012 Medical Sciences annual awards banquet
Announcements
Dr. Mark Braun displays Pathologist Works Hard to Sail after 2nd Year Medical Students come bearing gifts.
There are no CME Conferences for May 2012
IMSIG Students Sponsored
Annual Health Fair
The Medical Sciences chapter of the Internal Medicine Student Interest Group (IMSIG) sponsored its annual health fair at the Monroe County Public Library.
IMSIG students offered several different services to the public such as blood glucose screening, cholesterol testing, and blood pressure readings just to mention a few.
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