Curriculum
Our innovative curriculum educates students about the biomedical sciences, including topics ranging from genes and proteins to the complexity of human physiology and pathophysiology.
Our innovative curriculum educates students about the biomedical sciences, including topics ranging from genes and proteins to the complexity of human physiology and pathophysiology.
During the first year of study, our students complete several courses along with participating in journal club and laboratory rotations.
Students begin their full-time dissertation research at the beginning of their second year of the program.
The goal of the clinical program is to encourage students to develop perspective on how benchwork can be applied in the clinic.
Our students receive the most significant part of their training through the student-mentor relationship, culminating with the PhD dissertation.
Find out more about the specific courses offered as part of the Gerstner Sloan-Kettering Graduate School program.
Our application period is now closed. The application for fall 2014 admission will be available in fall 2013.
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