Our state-of-the-art educational center brings together students from all five health sciences disciplines—medicine, nursing, pharmacy, public health and dentistry—to learn as members of a team.

Also known as the Museum of Neuroanatomy, this facility features more than 80 illuminated brain specimens that can be viewed from a variety of angles.

The Office of Medical Computing manages the school’s “smart” classrooms, maintains our computer labs, loans multimedia equipment and provides installation and support for university-related software and hardware.

Supporting both research and teaching, University at Buffalo shares core instrumentation facilities and a transgenic animal facility with its affiliated institutions.

This lab supports anatomy instruction with 32 dissection tables and onsite specimen storage. A lecture hall nearby permits anatomical demonstrations for large groups.

Our dedicated clinical competency center prepares medical students for national competency exams with real-world interactive scenarios featuring standardized patients.

Our classrooms, training facilities and lecture halls take full advantage of multimedia and electronic connectivity.

Our library system boasts an extensive collection of books, journals and databases including Medline, ClinicalKey and Evidence Based Medicine Reviews. We also offer access to a wide variety of clinical resources.