IU School of Medicine offers graduate-level medical education programs in a wide variety of research areas. Whether a student is pursuing a Master’s or PhD degree, seeking postdoctoral training, or supplementing a core area of expertise with a certificate or minor, IU School of Medicine faculty offer exceptional education and hand-on experience.

Faculty educators at IU School of Medicine are recognized experts, leading innovations in critical areas of medical research, including cancer, neuroscience, diabetes and cardiovascular-metabolic disorders, musculoskeletal health, intracellular pathogens, and infectious disease and host responses. Training with these world-class investigators prepares graduate students to be productive and progressive biomedical scientists.

IU School of Medicine offers a collaborative learning and working environment, where scientists are advancing medical research. Explore faculty labs and Research Connect to learn more.

IU School of Medicine recognizes that the academic and scientific community benefits from diversity. Through programs such as Getting You into IU and the Second Look Program—the Graduate Division recruits students who bring diversity in background, outlook, and interest—attributes that lead to a strong and productive learning environment. IU School of Medicine welcomes graduate students from diverse backgrounds influenced by such factors as race, ethnicity, gender and gender identity, religion, socio-economic status, age, nationality, sexual orientation, disability, work style and other aspects of human attributes and behaviors.