The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) offers an education tested daily in the classroom and laboratories and also in the very environment where research is applied to improve the overall quality of human life. This academic environment is a place where questions are investigated everyday from all angles with support and resources from some of the best mentors in the field.
In short, we teach our students the latest and greatest about their chosen field of study; we apply these techniques and knowledge in the field for real-time, real-life results; and we work to improve the lives of individuals through best-practices research, technology and patient care. We respect diversity and approach everyone as individuals capable of offering major contributions to the scientific community. MCW in the news
Each year hundreds of students apply to the graduate programs at MCW. The Graduate School encourages you to make application early this year to allow staff and faculty time to process and review application material.
You are encouraged to monitor the processing of your application by logging back into the system after your application has been submitted to the school. The MPH, MS and MA programs admit students on a rolling basis and will continue throughout the summer.
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On 4/1/2008, Tim Flewelen was honored with a National Research Service Award by DHHS/NIH and NHLBI. Tim is in his 2nd year at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences focusing on Hemolysis, Lipid Oxidation and Vascular Dysfunction in Sickle Cell Disease. Tim currently works in the Department of Biophysics under the direction of his mentor Neil Hogg, PhD, Professor Biophysics. Outstanding accomplishment Tim! What's Tim have to say about MCW?
This research experience for undergraduates provides the opportunity for students to learn first-hand the potential of the biomedical sciences ... research experience
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