The Baylor College of Medicine Doctor of Nursing Practice Program-Nurse Anesthesia produces future generations of professional nurse anaesthetists who are leaders in clinical practice and healthcare research, education, and policy.

The Doctor of Public Health (DrPH) in Community Health Practice prepares scholars to undertake evidence-based public health practice and research at the advanced level, and builds their ability to communicate effectively across diverse stakeholders to affect change and advance health programs, policies, services and systems.

The Cancer & Cell Biology Program provides broad, interdisciplinary training in normal cell function and cancer fundamentals, emphasizing a broad spectrum of genomic analyses to growth, invasion, and metastasis.

The University of Texas School of Biomedical Informatics at Houston (SBMI) offers a full-time doctoral program in Biomedical Informatics designed to be inherently trans-disciplinary and integrative. Involving students with various backgrounds, the program emphasizes fundamental informatics concepts that can apply to all health disciplines.

Are you ready to begin a life of inquiry and discovery? The mission of the Ph.D. The program in Nursing at Cizik School of Nursing is to prepare nurse leaders in the profession.

The Doctor of Philosophy in Behavioral Sciences and Health Promotion focuses on behavioral and social determinants of health. It prepares scholars to integrate social and behavioral science theory to systematically design interventions and use state-of-the-art analytical approaches to assess their effectiveness.

The Biochemistry and Cell Biology (BCB) Graduate Program is a rigorous, interdisciplinary program that focuses on understanding fundamental biological, biochemical and molecular underpinnings of normal cellular and organ function, and how these mechanisms affect normal and abnormal (disease) biological function. Doctorate and Masters students have the opportunity to work in any one of more than 100 faculty labs across the UTHealth and MD Anderson Cancer Center, and the program welcomes students whose interests overlap with the program even if their mentor is not a program faculty.

Texas A&M University is ranked among the top 10 public universities in the United States and number one in Texas for research expenditures, according to the National Science Foundation, and the graduate faculty exemplify the highest standards of teaching, research, and scholarship. By joining the Texas A&M College of Medicine, you will not only be immersed in exciting research but also become part of the Aggie family, a unique and life-long experience, full of traditions and a network of leaders around the world. Our diverse student body comes from across the nation and the world to become independent scientists and develop professional and transferable skills through top research projects, professional development, and other campus resources that prepare them to become leaders in a broad range of scientific fields. Being part of our Ph.D. program allows our students to select one of our two campuses: the traditional Aggie experience in Bryan/College Station or the Institute of Biosciences and Technology, located in the heart of Houston's world-famous Texas Medical Center. The two branches provide different cultures and environments, both with excellent resources in which to pursue graduate studies in the medical sciences.