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Certificate Programs Overview Complete in 12 – 18 months Starts in August of each year Requires 15 total credit hours to complete Courses are in-person Eligibility A bachelor’s degree is required. Certification is only available for non-degree seeking students. UT Southwestern does not sponsor F-1 student visas for non-degree seeking/certificate students. Graduate Certificate Programs Students delve deeper into public health and clinical and translational research topics through our unique non

Career planning resources help UT Southwestern OSPH students to explore options as they seek their career path and reach their career goals.

Explore the post-clerkship curriculum at UT Southwestern Medical School, including electives, selectives, Frontiers in Medicine, and residency preparation.

Select training opportunities are available for UT Southwestern graduate students and postdoctoral scholars to enhance their educational experiences.

The medical school pre-clerkship period focuses on building knowledge in basic and clinical sciences through rich, team-based learning experiences.

The O’Donnell School of Public Health, Health Policy and Economics Department, under the leadership of Dr. Tami Gurley and Project Lead Tynaje Thomas, has launched an internship program aimed at offering students' diverse exposure to public health and economics research. The program emphasizes the

Each person who applies for admission to UT Southwestern Medical School must be able to perform specific essential functions required to finish the curriculum.

The Department of Pharmacy maintains academic relationships with many Colleges of Pharmacy and the UT Southwestern Medical School, ensuring a strong commitment to the education of pharmacy residents and students.

Meet the Graduate School administrators for UT Southwestern

Students following the Quality Improvement and Patient Safety pathway learn quality improvement methodologies.