Professional Science Master's (PSM) program at New York Medical College

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Dear Colleague,

As your students begin the process of researching graduate schools, I hope they will consider our exciting new Professional Science Master's (PSM) program as an option if they are looking for a career path in the sciences. This exciting new program offers innovative strategies for preparing students for careers in one of our basic medical science disciplines in either academia or in the private or not-for-profit sectors. The PSM track prepares students for such careers by including: (1) course work related to business, management, communication skills, regulatory affairs and other topics important to career success but not specifically related to the scientific content of the chosen discipline and (2) an internship experience that will provide practical, hands-on exposure to career opportunities in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology or health care industries or related placements in the private sector. Click here for a printable flyer.

Details about the general format of the program, application process and admission criteria can be found here.
 
 
The Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences (GSBMS) offers additional programs leading to M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in:
  • Basic Medical Sciences Interdisciplinary Program - Accelerated and Traditional (M.S. only)
  • Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
  • Cell Biology
  • Microbiology and Immunology
  • Pathology
  • Pharmacology
  • Physiology
The Integrated Ph.D. program allows students to rotate through various departments before choosing their area of concentration.

Two academic enhancer programs are offered for students interested in pursuing professional schools: the one-year Accelerated Master's program and the two-year Traditional Master's program in the basic medical sciences.

Master's degrees can be earned on a full or part-time basis; classes are held in the evening. Federal and state loan programs are available for U.S. Master's students.

On-campus housing is available for full-time students.

Ph.D. students receive a stipend, a full tuition scholarship, medical insurance (premiums paid by the Graduate School), and a combination of college fellowships and research assistantships.

The Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences offers a vibrant academic environment on an attractive 54-acre campus 25 miles north of the vast cultural resources of New York City. Please feel free to have your students contact us directly for more information about the Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences.

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