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About University of Massachusetts Medical

Overview​
The University of Massachusetts School of Medicine is a 4-year MD-granting program that welcomed its first class in 1970. The UMass School of Medicine offers a population-based urban and rural program for students. The curriculum has a longitudinal curriculum with three interrelated blocks. UMass has a robust student life and support system. They offer multiple wellness committees, ranging from academic wellness to emotional wellness. Student resources include peer mentoring, student counseling services, and others.
The mission of the University of Massachusetts Medical School is to advance the health and well-being of the people of the commonwealth and the world through pioneering advances in education, research and health care delivery.

As a combined enterprise with our clinical partner, UMass Memorial Health Care, we value:
improving health and enhancing access to care for people within our community, the commonwealth, and the world;
excellence in achieving the highest quality standards in patient care and satisfaction, education and research;
common good as an institutional focus, exercised both internally and externally;
collegiality as we work through a shared vision for the common good;
integrity in decision-making and actions held to the highest ethical standards;
diversity promoted within our institution to foster an atmosphere of compassion, courtesy, and mutual respect, stimulating inventiveness and broadening our talents and perspectives;
academic opportunity and scholarship through high-quality, affordable educational programs for the training of physicians, nurses, advanced practitioners, researchers, and educators; and
scientific advancement made possible by embracing creative thinking and innovation to yield an understanding of the causes, prevention, and treatment of human disease for the pursuit of knowledge and the benefit of people everywhere.
To become one of the nation’s most distinguished academic health sciences centers, we seek to:
achieve excellence in the practice of safe, high-quality care;
design and implement innovative educational methods to train educators, clinicians, and scientists to meet the future health care workforce needs in Massachusetts and the United States;
develop educators, clinicians and scientists who are equipped to become the next generation of outstanding leaders in health care;
develop and capitalize on the strengths of all staff who provide the operational support for an academic health sciences center;
nurture ongoing progress in the basic sciences to fuel breakthrough discoveries that will transform the practice of medicine;
translate scientific discoveries to improve patient outcomes and address the root causes of poor health; and
partner to create and optimize health care initiatives that improve the health of the communities we serve.

University of Massachusetts Medical Details

1970

First Class

162

Class Size

$35,500

In-State Tuition

$61,050

Out-Of State Tuition

dual degree programs

  • MD/PhD
  • BS/MD

living

Campus: Worcester

Cost of Living Index:

109*

Walkability Score:

56**

Climate:

  • - Annual High Temp: 56°F
  • - Annual Low Temp: 39.6°F
  • - Av. Annual Rainfall: 48.02 inch
  • - Av. Annual Snowfall: 64 inch

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