• IMGP
  The Integrated Multidisciplinary Graduate Program is composed of ten different multidisciplinary tracks that reflect contemporary research in the biomedical sciences.
• Biomedical Engineering
  Students are trained in the principles of biomedical engineering to develop new approaches for the treatment of human diseases.
• Molecular Medicine
  Students are trained in the use of molecular biological approaches for investigating biomedical questions associated with human diseases.
• Nursing
  Clinical nurse scientists undertake a curriculum that includes philosophy of science, research methods and techniques, nursing theories and statistical methods.
• Radiological Sciences
  Students are trained in the use of radiant energy to understand and modify biological processes.
• Translational Science
  Students are trained to lead multi-disciplinary biomedical research teams in bench-to-bedside or bedside-to-community translational research. The TS PhD is a new, joint degree program among four UT institutions.

Radiological Sciences

The graduate program in Radiological Sciences is designed to prepare students to participate in the development and transmission of scientific knowledge concerning the used of radiation energy forms in the diagnosis and treatment of human diseases. MS degrees are offered in Medical Physics and Medical Health Physics. The curriculum provides an opportunity for students to acquire a core of fundamental knowledge through a synergistic program of formal courses, seminars, teaching opportunities and hand-on research experience. For more information, click here.

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