Yale University School of Medicine Programs

• Child Development – Community Policing  - National model of a collaborative alliance among various public and private sectors seeking to rehabilitate children who have been exposed to violence.
• Clinical Scholars Program  - Aims to train future physician leaders through course work, mentored clinical and community research, exposure to senior level leaders, and patient care activities.
• Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences  - Collaborative program among YSM departments represents a unified recruiting, admissions, and training system for all of bioscience graduate departments and programs.
• Comer School Development Program  - Aims to create learning environments that support children's physical, cognitive, psychological, language, social, and ethical development.
• Investigative Medicine  - Doctoral program for physician-scientists focusing on disease-oriented or patient-oriented research.
• M.D.-PH.D. Program  - Dual degree program designed to provide trainees a broad exposure to human biology and medicine.
• Program for Humanities in Medicine  - Academic undertaking designed to explore the links between the arts and humanities and the practice of medicine.
• Program on International Child and Adolescent Mental Health  - Section of Yale Child Study Center aims to improve the understanding of the cross-cultural aspects of child mental health and developmental psychopathology.
• Section of Immunobiology  - Discusses the concept of immunobiology and offers a graduate program related therewith.
• Section of the History of Medicine  - Offers masters and doctoral programs that allow students to pursue studies in the history of science and medicine.
• Yale Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program  - Presents an events calendar, student research talks, and course details.
• Yale Occupational and Environmental Medicine  - Offers a wide range of clinical and consulting services for occupational and environmental health problems.