The Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences offers a broad array of education options from undergraduate programs to postdoctoral training.
Our Gross Anatomy Lab features 32 dissection tables, onsite specimen storage and large computer screens linked to a live feed, so if a team sees something interesting, it can be shared at once with all 180 students.
Our residency and fellowship programs offer physicians-in-training outstanding opportunities to learn from clinicians who are among the best in their fields.
We strive for an environment that not only provides students the necessary skills and knowledge to be a scientist but one that also helps students develop their scientific identity. For every scientific discovery, there’s an aspect of self discovery that goes along with it. Our programs and mentors are prepared with your scientific development in mind.
Interested in conducting and presenting research? Undergraduate student Tanzania Bussey has presented her work at events like the Buffalo Summer Research Conference.
Postdoctoral trainee Joseph Smith, PhD, does his research in the laboratory of Laurie K. Read, PhD, professor of microbiology and immunology.