Build your foundation in biomedical science
The Master in Foundations of Medicine program is designed to introduce students to fundamental concepts in the biomedical sciences as well as provide clinical and research experiences.
Students who pursue this course of study will integrate aspects of the first-year medicine curriculum with enhanced coursework and clinical experiences in biomedical imaging. Students will also participate in a research- or health-care based project, learning practical skills via first-hand experience. Graduates are prepared for further professional study in the field of healthcare, research positions, or doctoral programs.
Application Deadline
Additional details coming soon!
Prerequisite Courses
No prerequisite courses
Entry Term
Fall Semester
Delivery
In-person
Program Length
1 year
Credit Hours
30 credits
Application Requirements
To be considered for admission, applicants must:
- Have earned a Bachelor’s degree
- Maintained an undergraduate GPA of at least a 3.0 and a BCPM GPA of at least a 3.0
- Complete the NEOMED online admissions application
- Submit an updated curriculum vita (CV)/resume containing contact information, education, employment, scholarly activities, and licensure (if applicable)
- Submit a personal statement (Why do you want to enroll in the MFM program? Why are you an ideal candidate? What are your goals?)
- Submit official transcripts from all institutions that you have taken courses at. This includes both undergraduate and graduate courses
- Submit at least one letter of recommendation
- Be a United States Citizen or Permanent Resident of the United States. International applicants are ineligible to apply.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of the program?
Tuition and fee information for the Foundations of Medicine program can be found in the University Fee Register.
Where can I find a list of required courses for the program?
Curriculum information can be found on the Foundations of Medicine Curriculum webpage.
