All of our students are well prepared for their future careers and complete a curriculum that is well suited to their discipline. Although each program in the Basic Science Division provides didactic and seminar activities that are appropriate to the discipline being studied, all of the programs use a very similar approach to the curriculum. Training is a mixture of course and laboratory research with strong emphasis being placed on bench research. The Basic Science Curriculum Overview provides additional details.
The Clinical Research Division provides training to physicians and others with advanced health science degrees and uses a curriculum suited to its mission and its students. The mixture of didactic courses and research varies depending upon the degree being sought. The Clinical Research Curriculum Overview provides additional details.
A complete listing of courses, course descriptions and program requirements for each of the Sackler graduate programs can be found in the Sackler Catalog.
Financing Your Education
Basic Science Division students typically receive a full tuition
scholarship, a stipend and health insurance throughout their time as Sackler students.