We are transforming academic medicine through innovative undergraduate medical education and post-graduate training programs; strategic, interdisciplinary trans-institutional research; collaborative health care delivery; and a strong and engaged faculty.

Apply to the College of Medicine – Tucson through the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS). The University of Arizona has two colleges of medicine: the College of Medicine – Tucson and the College of Medicine – Phoenix. Both colleges offer an outstanding medical education.

The College of Medicine – Tucson trains future physicians to provide high-quality and compassionate care, develops scientists focused on exciting discoveries, and nurtures undergraduate and graduate students interested the many professions in health care and the health sciences.

In addition to the 480 students currently enrolled in the MD program, the college’s undergraduate, graduate and dual-degree programs boast more than 2,300 enrolled students, and the graduate medical education program is home to nearly 730 trainees.

The MD program at the College of Medicine – Tucson is designed to train highly skilled physicians dedicated to improving patient care and advancing the state of medical knowledge. Students at the College of Medicine – Tucson graduate with the skills to succeed in modern medicine.

The BS in Medicine program will prepare you for success, whether you pursue a career in clinical care, biomedical research, the newest medical technologies or other health care-related areas. Coursework is designed and delivered as a collaboration between medical care professionals, basic scientists and humanists, focusing on clinical reasoning ...

Academic departments at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson fall into two categories: basic science departments and clinical departments. Clinical departments provide medical care through the Banner – University Medical Center Tucson, our on-site teaching and research hospital.

Our interdisciplinary research teams are accelerating discovery to deliver precision medicine for the best patient and population outcomes while increasing extramural research funding to enable a state-wide, national and global impact.

The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson accepts visiting students from other accredited medical schools. Applications are made through the Visiting Student Application Service (VSAS) .

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