Yale School of Medicine

Yale School of Medicine is a globally recognized leader in biomedical research, medical education, and advanced patient care. Situated in New Haven, Connecticut, and closely integrated with Yale University, it boasts a distinguished history dating back to 1810, continuously influencing the field of medicine through innovation and discovery. The school is particularly known for its unique "Yale System" of medical education, which emphasizes critical thinking and independent student investigation, alongside a deep commitment to pioneering research across a wide spectrum of medical sciences. Offering comprehensive programs including the MD, MD-PhD, and Physician Associate degrees, as well as extensive graduate and postdoctoral training, it prepares future leaders. Its strong affiliation with the Yale New Haven Health System provides exceptional clinical training opportunities, equipping graduates to deliver compassionate care and contribute significantly to improving health worldwide.