Dual degree programs
CWRU School of Medicine and Health offers opportunities for M.D./M.S.,
M.D./M.A., and M.D./M.P.H. degrees and encourages interested students to apply.
Application is usually made early in the first months of medical school.
M.D./M.A. in Bioethics
This 4-year program provides advanced training in bioethics and emphasizes the
interdisciplinary and interprofessional nature of the field. Medical students
participate in and contribute to the critical analysis of moral issues related
to health, health care, and health policy at local, national and international
levels. Medical students complete the bioethics program while pursuing their
medical degrees. The website is here,
and please contact Marie Norris man12@cwru.edu for more information.
M.D./M.P.H.
This 5-year program prepares students to address the broad mission of public
health, to work toward improving the health of human populations. An M.P.H.
degree provides education in public health basics, including biostatistics,
epidemiology, environmental health sciences, health policy and social and
behavioral sciences. Concentration tracks include international health,
epidemiology, health care policy and management, health promotion and disease
prevention, adolescent health, public health and clinical research, and urban
health. The website is here, and
please contact Virginia Morrison at virginia.morrison@case.edu or Dr. Scott
Frank at scott.frank@case.edu.
M.D./M.S. in Anatomy
This 4-year program provides medical students with advanced training in the
anatomical sciences. Required graduate courses include the anatomical sciences
core curriculum and advanced surgical anatomy courses. The website is
here. Interested medical students may apply to the master's program
through the Department of Anatomy to morley.schwebel@case.edu.
M.D./M.S. in Biomedical Engineering
This program prepares medical graduates to be leaders in the development and
clinical deployment of new technologies critical in the diagnosis and therapies
of disease and to partner with others in technology based translational
research teams. The Department of Biomedical Engineering's website is
here, and the webpage describing the program is here. Interested students may apply through the Department's
admissions office bmedept@case.edu.
M.D./M.S. in Biomedical Investigation
This 5-year program for students interested in careers in basic or clinical
research at academic medical centers. Tracks include biochemistry, clinical
investigation, epidemiology, health services research, nutrition, pathology,
and physiology and biotechnology. For more information, please contact
William Merrick, Ph.D. or Martha Cathcart,
Ph.D.
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