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Cornell University
Known for its academic excellence and leadership in the life sciences, the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine is host to premiere graduate education programs:
- The BBS Graduate Program, which awards PhDs to scholars engaged in biological and biomedical research
- The Combined Degree Program, which awards both a DVM and PhD degree
- The Cornell Clinical Fellow Program, which provides comprehensive research training for clinical specialists committed to an academic career
Faculty
As a leading research institution, Cornell prides itself on the quality and diversity of its 1000+ faculty members. Cornell’s, scientists, researchers and professors from across the globe have come together to conduct research on cancer, cardiovascular biology, epidemiology, infection and immunity, genetics and genomics, neuroscience and reproductive biology, among other health-related and biomedical sciences.
Connections
Housed in the heart of biomedical research on the Cornell-Ithaca campus in the College of Veterinary Medicine, our graduate study programs take advantage of outstanding research facilities, the vibrant Cornell undergraduate campus and strong links to the Weill Cornell Medical College campuses in New York City and Qatar.
Resources
The Veterinary Medical Center includes four floors of superbly equipped research laboratories, shared equipment areas, conference rooms, faculty offices, and administrative support space. The Veterinary Research Tower encloses nine floors of similarly defined space. In addition, the Baker Institute for Animal Health more than doubled its operating space in 2002 with the opening of a $12 million research wing. Cornell researchers have access to a variety of state-of-the-art specialized core facilities across campus. For a comprehensive listing of our research facilities, please see here.