• The Academic MS degree is a full-time, on-campus, research-oriented program, and is for candidates with an interest in academic or research positions.
  • The MS requires 45 units taken at Stanford University.
  • The program is flexible and attracts applicants with training in biology, research, and clinical medicine.
  • A research project is required for the completion of the degree. Trainees are encouraged to participate in one or more research rotations during their first year.
  • All students are expected to participate fully in the program events including Journal Clubs, research presentations, orientations, retreats, and the National Library of Medicine's Informatics Training Conference.