Prospective Students
Thank you for your interest!
In the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, we are educating the next generation of scientists and health-related professionals in a dynamic, diverse and productive research environment that fosters creativity and discovery.
We are excited that you are visiting our site. Please feel free to visit any of our program pages and get in touch with us at (806)743-2556 or graduate.school@ttuhsc.edu
Prospective Student Resources
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| Computer Requirements |
| Living Accommodations |
| Mandatory Health Insurance Requirement |
| New Student Orientation |
| Program Locations |
Additional Information
See below are additional resources for application and program information, and TTUHSC general resources. Visit our Admissions page and our Application Instructions pages for even more information. You can apply to GSBS Programs at BioRaider.com.
- Office of Global Health
- Course by Course Transcript Evaluations
- Estimated Expenses for International Students
- Non-Academic Requirements for International Students are available under Application Information per program.
- Office of International Affairs (OIA)
- Services and Programs for International Students (VISAS)
The GSBS Experience
Our campuses feature state-of-the-art facilities designed to help students explore and push the boundaries of modern medicine.
Every year, hundreds of TTUHSC students, including the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences students, present their original scholarship as part of TTUHSC's interprofessional student research symposium.
Graduate students often mentor undergraduates and incoming graduate students through summer research internships. It's invaluable experience for the undergrads and excellent training for Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences students who are aspiring teachers and collaborative researchers.
The best biomedical research is informed by insights from across the health care community. From joint degree programs like the M.D./Ph.D. to formal and informal project-based collaborations, the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences student experience is inherently and intentionally interdisciplinary.