IU School of Medicine’s Evansville campus offers the same four-year medical education curriculum that’s available at all the school’s statewide campuses, which facilitates a continuity of learning, teaching and community involvement. Centralized on six competencies and mastery of core information, IU School of Medicine-Evansville provides an organized learning experience for medical students to gain the skills and knowledge needed for graduation, residency, internships and beyond.
Medical students in Evansville benefit from collaborative partnerships with other academic institutions, including University of Evansville. A large and dedicated volunteer clinical faculty team further advances student learning through hands-on exposure to patient care.
Third- and fourth-year required clerkships and electives are offered at a variety of clinical facilities in the tri-state area, and IU School of Medicine-Evansville students train side-by-side with experienced physicians and residents during these rotations.
