Chair Jay Bangs, PhD, leads a dedicated faculty of independent scientists who work with trainees at all levels in a rich, supportive research and learning environment.
Explore. Collaborate. Discover. You’ll gain skills and contribute to interdisciplinary teams solving complex problems through scientific inquiry.
Explore problems related to the basic science of infectious disease, working with our internationally recognized faculty. Your training will be supported by our culture of mentoring, teamwork and professional development.
We manage several endowments that support stipends, tuition and professional development experiences for students. These funds are essential to advancing our mission of academic excellence — and to continuing the strong reputation of our department. We invite new gifts to them from alumni and friends.
Well-established research centers across the university support collaborative, multidisciplinary research where students can interact with faculty across departmental boundaries.
In a city as diverse as Buffalo, you can always find something fun to do, whether it’s taking a leisurely walk in one of our glorious Olmsted-designed parks or taking in a thought-provoking work of art at one of dozens of galleries.
Buffalo is known for its snow, but dig a little deeper and you’ll discover that our region enjoys four distinct seasons, each remarkable in its own right.
Pronounced “the best planned city in America” by Frederick Law Olmsted, and often billed as the “20-minute city” for its easy accessibility, Buffalo’s world-class design makes getting around a snap.