School of Medicine Office of Medical Education and Student Affairs
Atlanta, Georgia, 30322, United States
We are dedicated to training exceptional students from a variety of disciplines who will become the next leaders in clinical academic medicine and biomedical research. The Emory MD/PhD Program combines the advantages of rigorous preparation in clinical medicine with interdisciplinary training in the basic and social sciences of Emory’s Laney Graduate School.
Doctoral Degree, MD-PhD, Dual Degree
TJ Murphy PhD
Dept of Pharmacology and Chemical Biology
medtjm@emory.edu
medtjm@emory.edu
Erica Weaver
eweaver@emory.edu
Successful applicants demonstrate excellence in substantial, independent research projects. Typically, they have engaged in research projects beginning in their sophomore year, or earlier. Long-term research projects (i.e., a minimum of one year) are preferred over multiple short-term experiences; however there is no specific prescription for the type of research or research area that makes an application competitive. Peer-reviewed publications in scientific journals are not required. Outstanding performance in a pre-medical curriculum at a college/university in the US or Canada. Significant exposure to clinical care (eg, shadowing or work in a clinical setting) is important.