About NYU Grossman School of Medicine

NYU Grossman School of Medicine has trained generations of physicians and scientists since 1841. Today, we’re redefining medical education through full-tuition and debt-free scholarships for all MD students and flexible pathways that allow students to complete medical school in three years or choose a fourth year for research or a dual degree. With a focus on personalized education, NYU Grossman School of Medicine prepares students to move from training to practice with less debt, greater flexibility, and an unparalleled foundation for leadership in medicine.

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What Sets Us Apart

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    Full-Tuition Scholarships

    We’re the first top-ranked medical school in the nation to offer full-tuition scholarships to all MD students. We also provide financial aid to help cover costs beyond tuition. Today, our graduates incur among the lowest average medical education debt levels of any medical school in the country.

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    Three-Year MD Program

    Complete medical school in three years through an accelerated curriculum that integrates preclinical and clinical training, with clerkships beginning in the second year. Students graduate a year early and may apply to residency programs nationwide.

    Curriculum Details
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    Pathway to Residency at NYU Langone

    Complete the three-year MD program with a directed pathway into a residency at NYU Langone in a chosen specialty. Students may apply when they apply to medical school or later during medical school.

    Residency Track
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    Four-Year MD/Master’s or MD/Research Year Programs

    Students who want additional training may choose a fourth year to pursue dedicated research or a master’s degree in fields such as public health, public administration, bioethics, clinical investigation, biomedical informatics, or business administration.

    Program Details
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    Graduate Medical Education

    Our students, residents, and fellows learn from some of the country’s top clinical faculty, and have the opportunity to receive hands-on, intensive training in more than 70 medical specialties.

    Clinical Experience
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    Hospital Affiliations

    We offer students exceptional clinical training across public, private, and government healthcare settings in New York City. Students learn at world-class NYU Langone sites, including Tisch Hospital and Kimmel Pavilion, as well as affiliated institutions such as NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue and the VA NY Harbor Healthcare System.

    Training Locations

Advancing Scientific Discovery

We provide students with a variety of opportunities to pursue research within one of the nation’s leading biomedical research enterprises. Students work alongside elite research faculty and have access to advanced facilities, including programs in cancer, neuroscience, genetics, immunology, health equity, regenerative medicine, and healthcare innovation.

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    Clinical & Translational Science Institute

    NYU Langone Health’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute supports researchers as they bring treatments from bench to bedside.

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    Institute for Innovations in Medical Education

    The Institute for Innovations in Medical Education applies the science of education and informatics to transform teaching, learning, evaluation, and assessment.

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    Institute for Systems Genetics

    The Institute for Systems Genetics combines research in systems biology, genome engineering, human genetics, and computation to create opportunities to improve human health.

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    Institute for Translational Neuroscience

    The Institute for Translational Neuroscience aims to unravel the mysteries of human brain function and speed the development of treatments.

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    Perlmutter Cancer Center

    At Perlmutter Cancer Center, scientists, researchers, and educators are at the forefront of cancer research, education and training, and community outreach.

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    Transplant Institute

    The Transplant Institute works to advance all types of transplantation medicine, including heart, lung, kidney, liver, pancreas, bone marrow, and face transplantation.

Leadership at NYU Grossman School of Medicine

Our administration oversees a variety of areas across our missions of patient care, research, and education.

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Helping Medical Students Thrive

We take a comprehensive approach to well-being by supporting medical students as they navigate the demands of training. Through programs that promote health, belonging, and professional identity formation, we help students maintain their individuality, build meaningful connections, and prepare for fulfilling careers in medicine.

Student Support

  • Fulfillment & Well-Being

    Through enriching well-being programming, community building activities, and comprehensive medical and mental health support, we create an environment that allows our community members to thrive.

  • Mentorship

    Students work closely with faculty and peer mentors for academic support, specialty exploration, and career planning.

  • Professional Development

    Our professional development opportunities for students encourage collaboration, communication, and wellbeing.

  • Innovation

    Our Institute for Innovations in Medical Education advances new ways to teach, learn, evaluate, and personalize medical training.

Housing

NYU Langone offers housing assistance to MD students, MD/PhD students, Vilcek Institute of Graduate Biomedical Sciences PhD students, and eligible faculty and staff.

Living Here
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