Enhancing the critical thinking, curiosity and innovation of scientists, researchers, teachers, community leaders and practitioners to bring about positive change in their respective fields of health care.
Why The College of Graduate Studies?
9
degree and certificate program
2
dual degree program opportunities
10
credits required for the Medical Ethics & Humanities Certificate
88,000
sq. ft. state-of-the-art research facility
Our Programs
Advancing Innovation & Research, & Population Health
The College of Graduate Studies provides programs of study and career paths in biomedical science; public and community health; global health; health-system pharmacy administration; medical ethics and humanities; modern anatomical sciences; and integrated pharmaceutical medicine.
Latest News & Stories
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Upcoming University Events
- 4 Sep
Malaria: Progress and Promise
@Watanakunakorn Auditorium - 12:00 pm - 5 Sep
Effective Storytelling - for Fundraising and Beyond
@Cook Alumni Hall - 8:30 am - 28 Sep
Canton Microbrew Tour
@Shale Brewing Company - 12:00 pm
The advantage is that faculty come from both the College of Medicine and the College of Pharmacy, with a diverse group of researchers.
– Matthew Smith, Ph.D. (’17), Integrated Pharmaceutical Medicine Program
College of Graduate Studies
Phone: 800.686.2511
Even though he has parted ways with the business world, Bill Downing can still spot talent and says that NEOMED is… https://t.co/VCSJTSHW91
Ananth Murthy, M.D. (’99), an associate professor of surgery, was recently featured by @AkronChildrens for his wor… https://t.co/5XCotFM5TV
Christine Rizkala, a second-year NEOMED College of Medicine student, reflects on her participation in Kaiser Perman… https://t.co/XVOM8t3sfh
