Graduate Student Pursues Dual Degrees, Physician-Scientist Bound
Graduate Student Named Fellowship Recipient
College of Graduate Studies
Instilling Critical Thinking, Inspiring Curiosity and Promoting Innovation
The College of Graduate Studies provides support to students who are pursuing graduate-level degrees at Northeast Ohio Medical University (NEOMED) and in partnership with other Ohio universities.
In cooperation with course directors, the office assigns teaching assistants to various health professions courses, manages the graduate student travel award program, organizes graduate student activities and assists students and faculty with course selection and registration.
Students may apply to the school of Biomedical Sciences at Kent State University and carry out their Ph.D. research with scientists at NEOMED. The University is located approximately 10 miles east of the main campus of Kent State University.
Please explore the links to the individual departments at NEOMED to find out more about research opportunities at the medical university.
Recent News and Events
First Pharmaceutical Science Student Graduates, KSU Biomedical Sciences Program
Prabha Awale is the first Ph.D. graduate student to graduate from the Kent State University Biomedical Sciences Program with a major advisor from the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at NEOMED. Read more.
College of Graduate Studies Announces Inaugural Graduate Faculty Council
On Friday, July 13, the NEOMED Graduate Faculty Council met for the first time in the history of the University. The Graduate Faculty Council is the faculty governing body of the NEOMED College of Graduate Studies and will be responsible for fulfilling the mission of the college and for aligning graduate studies with the overall mission of the University. Read more.
For more News and Events from the College of Graduate Studies, visit our News and Events page.
For More Information
We would be pleased to assist you by providing information about the many and varied opportunities for graduate training offered through the University and our partners.
Contact us at: 330.325.6501
email: mweakland@neomed.edu
To find out more details on the school of BMS and how to apply, visit www.kent.edu/biomedical or you may also contact the Office of Graduate Studies at NEOMED for further information.
Walter E. Horton Jr., Ph.D.
Dean for the College of Graduate Studies
Vice President for Research
Professor of Anatomy
Margaret Weakland
Administrative Assistant
