Doctor of Medicine (MD) Program
The first two years of the College of Medicine – Phoenix MD program are structured in integrated blocks that focus on organ-systems in addition to courses focusing on basic doctoring skills and early exposure to patients. The second two years consist of required clinical clerkships in key disciplines and significant time for elective work. MD via Pathway Scholars Program.
- Optional Specializations: Certificates of Distinctions.
MD/MPH
The MD-MPH dual degrees are offered jointly by the College of Medicine - Phoenix and the UA Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health. The emphasis of the MD-MPH Dual Degree Program is on clinical and public health leadership. It is anticipated that graduates will be leaders in a wide variety of clinical and public health settings. The MD-MPH program is designed to give students an exposure to the public health, prevention and clinical issues they will face, and provide a framework for problem solving and implementing effective health programs.
MD/MBA
The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix and the Eller College of Management are in the process of approving a fully redesigned program that promises to offer medical students a unique dual degree opportunity that combines their interests in both medicine and business. The MD/MBA Program will be a four-year program that allows MD students to earn their MBA during medical school.
The College of Medicine – Phoenix and Eller College of Management are currently working with University officials to take the necessary steps for the dual degree program approval. The goal is to bring the program to fruition at the start of the next academic year.
MD/PhD
The MD/PhD Program is designed to train students planning careers in academic medicine or biomedical research. Through the collaborative efforts of the College of Medicine and the Graduate College, research-intensive training is pursued through the Clinical Translational Sciences PhD program.