Indiana University School of Medicine

IU School of Medicine is the largest medical school in the United States. Comprised of five basic science departments and 20 clinical departments, IU School of Medicine offers exceptional training for students wishing to pursue a medical degree. With students wishing to pursue a medical degree. With the Class of 2020, the school implemented a new medical education curriculum that better reflects the modern U.S. health care environment and delivery models, readying students to practice medicine in a team-based, interdisciplinary setting. Statewide medical education centers on six core competencies. Access to diverse patient populations reflects true state of care today. Updates align innovations in medical science and education. Global outreach, clinical education programs foster active learning. Collaborative teaching and learning forges interprofessional bonds. Academic advising and career counseling support and guide students. IU School of Medicine physicians and scientists were awarded approximately $460 million in research grants and awards in federal fiscal year 2022 to study the underlying causes of disease, the development of new therapeutics and how to improve the delivery of care. Funding to IU School of Medicine specifically from the National Institutes of Health — the gold standard in medical research — totaled almost $215 million in federal fiscal year 2022. This marks the third year in a row the school has surpassed $200 million. With nine campuses located throughout the state of Indiana, IU School of Medicine provides students and faculty with access to a large and diverse patient population. Due to the strong collaborative partnerships between the school and statewide teaching hospitals and other clinical facilities, individuals seeking health care services from IU School of Medicine faculty receive the highest quality care that reflects advances in medical research. ...view more