The Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison provides integrated graduate training in scientific research and clinical medicine, leading to a combined MD/PhD degree.
Our goal is to produce physician-scientists who will make major contributions to the understanding and improvement of human health. The program, drawing from the UW School of Medicine and Public Health and the UW-Madison Graduate School, works to ensure that students take full advantage of the remarkable resources and opportunities present at UW-Madison for both medical education and graduate research training.
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Committed to Diversity
The Medical Scientist Training Program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison embraces diversity. Our students come from a variety of backgrounds and life experiences.
Watch the video to learn why our welcoming culture was one of the reasons why Sarah Wernimont chose UW-Madison to pursue an MD/PhD.
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Diversity in Research Opportunities
The UW-Madison Medical Scientist Training Program values diversity and provides a broad array of research opportunities that span the frontiers of biomedical and health sciences. Our goal is to produce physician-scientists who will make major contributions to the understanding and improvement of human health.
Learn More About the UW-Madison MSTP
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Congratulations to the Class of 2013
The University of Wisconsin Medical Scientist Training Program is proud to recognize 14 students in the graduating class of 2013, the largest group of graduating MSTP students to date. Learn more
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A Vibrant Community
Students in the Medical Scientist Training Program benefit from UW-Madison's world-class academic environment. Outside the classroom, students can enjoy a variety of cultural and recreational offerings that have helped Madison earn a spot on a number of "best of" lists.
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How Can We Help You?
For more information about the Medical Scientist Training Program, contact:
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