M-TRAM’s rigorous interdisciplinary curriculum covers the translational landscape and the strategies to develop, test, and implement novel biomedical solutions in academic and industry settings. Faculty are based in Medicine, Pediatrics, Radiology, Engineering, and other Stanford schools and departments. The curriculum is comprised of:

48 units of core science, technology, and business courses spanning four consecutive quarters
Flexibly structured coursework, which allows students who are employed to work part time during the program’s duration
Clinical and research rotations with a biotechnology company and a research laboratory
A summer industry internship designed to gain hands-on drug development experienceA faculty-mentored capstone research project in industry or academia
A faculty-mentored capstone research project in industry or academia

TRAM-MS - Translational Research and Applied Medicine (MS)

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