Biomedical Graduate Studies
Visit our website at: http://www.med.upenn.edu/bgs/ The average time to degree for BGS students is 5.85 years.
Biomedical Graduate Studies was established in 1985 and serves as the academic home within the University of Pennsylvania for roughly 700 students pursuing a PhD in the basic biomedical sciences. Although BGS is housed within the School of Medicine, it is composed of more than 600 faculty members across seven Penn schools and several associated institutes. BGS provides training and administration
01/17/2018
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The newly developed career development website for BGS features sections on core competencies that are cultivated through PhD training in the biomedical sciences, career paths for which PhD biomedical training can be particularly useful, and BGS alumni career outcomes. Additionally, it features a Career Blog that provides continually updated announcements, Penn and BGS events, online resources, and articles that pertain to career development in the biomedical field. Check it out!
BGS Career Development Making It Count!
09/05/2017
Looking forward to our workshop "Surviving Grad School 101" tomorrow at 12:15pm in BRB 251. We are excited to meet the 1st years!
Biomedical Graduate Studies ORDT at UPenn
06/14/2017
Join SACAS for their Seminar Series Keynote Lecture with Dr. Lydia Villa-Komaroff today at noon in the Class of '62 Auditorium in John Morgan Building.
Lydia Villa-Komaroff Has Spent Four Decades Fighting For Diversity in Science “I was almost done with graduate school before I met scientists of colour whom I could look to as mentors.”
04/21/2017
This tool can help you envision your career A new interactive infographic illustrates the career trajectories of Ph.D. holders in the U.S.
04/17/2017
Many thanks to Dr. Mikey Nusbaum for his 4 years of service as BGS Director! In addition to this role, Mikey has also been a supporter of many EE Just student advocacy initiatives over the past few years. While we all strive to work hard in lab and in the classroom, it's Mikey's friendly smile and endless supply of tie-dye tshirts that remind us that a PhD can be fun too! EE Just is now officially part of the tshirt collection 😄 Congrats, Mikey!
04/13/2017
SACNAS Science Café Today!!
Please join us at 3pm to hear more about PennPREP Scholar, Tré Artis, research.
Biomedical Graduate Studies SACNAS Advancing Hispanics/Chicanos & Native Americans in Science
04/06/2017
What can you be with your PhD? PhDs in science are employed in a wide range of occupations, including and outside of the professoriate.
03/27/2017
Please join BGS and Biomedical Postdoc Programs for a Pharmaceutical Career Panel with Bristol-Meyers Squibb (and lunch!) today at noon in Smilow Rubenstein Auditorium.
03/23/2017
Join BGS and Biomedical Postdoc Programs for a career panel focused on careers in pharma. Monday, March 27 at noon in Smilow.
03/13/2017
***RSVP for Penn's First Implicit Bias Teach-In: http://bit.ly/2mqsa9U***
We have an excellent list of faculty moderators, a surprise debut of a special National Academy of Sciences art exhibit, a fun group activity and plans for great conversation. All this over dinner & dessert! Join us, 6-8pm 3/22/17 WEB Du Bois MPR Room. Please RSVP, share and spread the word!
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