Click the Study Program name to view faculty mentors in each program and the labs with which they are associated.

• Anesthesiology, Surgery, and Environmental Physiology Study Program(ASEP)
  Investigate human physiology, pathophysiology and pharmacology using tools of cardiovascular/respiratory physiology, molecular pharmacology, neurobiology, and environmental science.
  
  
• Behavioral Neurosciences Study Program(BSP)
  Address problems in basic or clinical neuroscience that lead to improved understanding or treatment of mental illness.
  
  
• Biomedical Engineering Study Program(BES)
  Application of quantitative and analytical methods to study physiology of cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems.
  
  
• Biomedical Imaging and Medical Physics(BIMP)
  Studies in radiology and biomedical imaging, with an emphasis on solving clinical challenges using quantitative and engineering methods.
  
  
• Cardiovascular Study Program(CVS)
  Study animal and cell physiology and genetics as they apply to diseases of the cardiovascular system.
  
  
• Clinical Research Study Program(CRSP)
  Undertake clinical research using methods and techniques of biostatistics and related disciplines.
  
  
• Epidemiology and Public Health Study Program(EPH) MPH/ Dual Degree Programs (MBA, JD, MPP)
  The Epidemiology and Public Health Study Program is designed to provide a foundation in public health, prevention, and assessment and management of the issues impacting the well-being of populations.

• Global Health Study Program (GHSP)
  

Conduct interdisciplinary research on a topic related to health and health disparities in a global context, such as infectious diseases, epidemiology, clinical microbiology, translational medicine and social science.   Students may also choose to pursue the Duke Master of Science in Global Health (hotlink to the MSc-GH site (http://globalhealth.duke.edu/education-fieldwork/graduate-professional/msc-gh) degree during their Third Year.” 



• Human Genetics and Genomics Study Program(HGP)
  Investigate human genetic disease through molecular biology, gene therapy, experimental systems, or statistical modeling.
  
  
• Medical Humanities Study Program(MED HUM)
  Offers a multidisciplinary opportunity for students to explore topics in medical history, ethics, theology, and other fields within the medical humanities.
  
  
• Microbiology, Infectious Diseases and Immunology Study Program(MIDIP)
  Explore molecular mechanisms of microbial pathogenesis or clinical aspects of infectious diseases.

• Molecular Medicine Study Program (MolMed) (new merged Study Program involving previous Cancer Biology and Pharmacology and Molecular Therapeutics under construction) This interpartmental study program is designed to provide third year medical students with an in-depth basic science or translational research experience in either oncological sciences, regenerative medicine, the nutritional and metabolic mechanisms of chronic disease or the molecular basis of disease.      

• Neurosciences Study Program(NSS)
  Investigate basic and clinical neurosciences, including molecular/cellular neuroscience, neuroimaging, developmental neurobiology, systems/cognitive neuroscience, and neurobiology of disease.
  
  
• Ophthalmology and Visual Science Study Program(OVS)
  Study the bases and treatments of visual disorders using molecular and cell biology, animal models of ocular disease and prospective and retrospective clinical investigations.
  
  
• Pathology Study Program(PSP)
  Study disease through utilization of structural and functional changes to gain information about the human organism's response to injury.