Drexel University College of Medicine: Graduate Programs 6 courses 30 total credits
The MD-MS in Medical Research (MD-MS) dual-degree program is designed to prepare physician scientists for careers as lifetime learners. The program is built on the foundation that clinical medicine and biomedical research enjoy a unique synergy. Physician scientists are uniquely poised to recognize, understand, apply and expand clinical applications of basic research or identify novel or emerging areas of scientific inquiry that are needed to support clinical efforts.
| Total Credits | 30 credits |
Required Courses
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| MMSP 501S | Research in Medical Science I | 6 |
| MMSP 502S | Research in Medical Science II | 6 |
| MMSP 503S | Research Seminar I | 3 |
| MMSP 504S | Research Seminar II | 3 |
| MMSP 505S | Introduction to Biomedical Research | 2 |
Elective Course
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| NEUR 500S | Statistics for Neuro/Pharm Research | 2 |
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