• 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.

Academics

We offer graduate programs leading to the PhD degree in the Integrated Multidisciplinary Graduate Program, Molecular Medicine, and the Radiological Sciences and a MS degree in Cellular & Structural Biology, Clinical Investigation, Physiology and the Radiological Sciences. The UT Health Science Center and the University of Texas at San Antonio jointly offer a doctoral and a MS program in Biomedical Engineering.

The GSBS offers DDS/PhD and MD/PhD degrees collaboratively with the Dental School and the School of Medicine, respectively. The Radiological Sciences and School of Medicine offer a MD residency/PhD program.

The Dental School, School of Health Professions, and School of Nursing offer academic and professional degree graduate programs.

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