Translational Biology, Medicine and Health
Recipient of the 2021 Presidential Principles of Community Award
Virginia Tech's Presidential Principles of Community Award recognizes faculty and staff members who exemplify and promote a welcoming and inclusive environment in accordance with the university’s Principles of Community.
Preparing the next generation of scientific leaders
Virginia Tech’s Translational Biology, Medicine, and Health program is a research-intensive, multidisciplinary program in the biomedical and health sciences that emphasizes the concept of translational science. It brings together students from the life, behavioral, physical, engineering, and computational sciences to consider today’s major health challenges.
Through an innovative, interdisciplinary curriculum that is carefully designed to balance breadth and depth, this program will prepare the next generation of scientific leaders to make and translate discoveries into preventions, diagnostics, treatments, cures and healthier behaviors.
Our program features:
- One degree-granting program, with seven research focus areas
- Faculty from across the university
- A unique Gateway course that brings together students from diverse backgrounds
- First year students engage in three research rotations before selecting a thesis mentor
- Emphasis on individual professional development
- Competitive support for doctoral students
Welcome from the TBMH staff
Welcome to the Translational Biology, Medicine, and Health (TBMH) graduate program, an interdisciplinary, multi-collegial program at Virginia Tech. Our program will prepare you to understand how your research drives medicine and health advancements from lab bench to patient bedside. The TBMH program allows students to focus on understanding real-world problems within the biomedical sciences, aimed at creating solutions that cannot be siloed within one discipline or department.
Interested in taking the next steps to find out more? Contact us today!
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