About the Division of Translational Science
This is a time of unprecedented discoveries in the biomedical sciences. At the Division of Translational Science, our graduates are well prepared for rewarding careers as scientists, educators and leaders in academia, industry and government.
- Our Vision: We provide strategic leadership and administrative and academic structures where diverse students and faculty find support and encouragement to advance academic excellence through innovative scholarship, research, teaching and programming.
- Our Philosophy: We offer outstanding health sciences education and conduct impactful research in a culture of inclusion, focused on the promotion and preservation of the health and well-being of our diverse communities.
Explore programs from the list below to get more information about admissions, tuition and everything you need to know to choose the education path that’s right for you.
Applications for all programs for the Fall of 2025 are now open.
Rush University has now moved all Graduate College programs to Rush Medical College. These programs now live in the Division of Translational Science within the medical college.
The new DTS website within Rush Medical College is currently under development and will launch soon.
Hands-on laboratory training that will prepare you for careers in research or education, or pursuing a doctoral degree.
A rigorous program for research professionals engaging in the full spectrum of clinical research.
A foundation for excellence and career advancement in the academic and biomedical fields.
An interdisciplinary program preparing you for research scientist positions in academia, industry and administration.
Learn about the admissions requirements and how to apply to the Division's advanced degree programs.
Rush students can volunteer to serve diverse communities while learning in a city full of renowned theaters, museums, music venues, sporting events, zoos and culture.
Don’t have time to commit to an entire degree program? DTS can provide you foundational knowledge to succeed or build a stronger application to a Master’s degree or PhD program.
DTS recognizes the intersectionality of identity and implements several initiatives to support the success, retention and persistence of our diverse graduate student body.
The annual Trainee Research Day was held on Thursday, March 21 and featured poster presentations, an elevator speech competition, trainee platform speeches and an awards reception. Judging was performed by faculty, alumni, other friends of Rush and peers. In addition to highlighting trainee accomplishments, Trainee Research Day presents an opportunity for colleagues and visitors to learn about the cutting-edge research occurring at Rush.
The Division offers a research-intensive training program for undergrad students interested in biomedical sciences.
Connect with fellow alumni, find volunteer opportunities and share the spirit of Rush University after graduation.
Tomorrow’s scientists have opportunities to conduct studies across a wide range of disciplines in health care and make an impact.
Armour Academic Center
600 S. Paulina St.
Chicago, IL 60612
(312) 942-7994
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