Admissions
Thank you for your interest in graduate study at the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. We focus on training in biological research centered on the critical disease questions confronting our world today. Our graduate programs provide a variety of outstanding training environments responsive to the interests of a diverse population of students. We offer students a tradition of excellence in research.
Financing Your Education
PhD students in the Basic Science Division receive a tuition scholarships and a stipend. On rare occasions, students in this division self-fund their education.
Students in the Clinical Science Division are often engaged in fellowship training and thus the funding plan varies depending on the activities of each trainee.
Students in the MS in Pharmacology and Drug Development program finance their education through self-funding, employer or government sponsorship, an outside scholarship, and/or through a public or private loan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check our FAQ page for answers to some common questions. If you need other information, please be in touch.
Visiting our Campus
Most programs conduct interviews during admissions season that provide an opportunity to visit our campus. If you are in the area and would like to visit, please contact a representative of the program in which you are interested.
Priority Application Deadlines
Basic Science Division PhD Programs: December 1
Building Diversity in Biomedical Sciences: February 1
Post-baccalaureate Research Program (Tufts PREP): March 1
Clinical & Translational Sciences Degree Programs: May 1
MS in Pharmacology & Drug Development
- Students who need a visa: May 1
- Students who do not need a visa: July 15
HEOR Online Certificate: August 15