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Photo: Phill ChanningWhy Choose City of Hope for Graduate and Post-Graduate Study? 

With state-of-the-art laboratories as classrooms and renowned scientists as teachers and mentors, City of Hope equips the next generation of leaders with the skills to transform the future of medicine.

Creativity – the kind that challenges students to think bigger, investigate deeper and explore with greater intensity – lies at the heart of our interdisciplinary clinical and academic programs, from our highly-regarded Graduate School of Biological Sciences to our sought-after post-doctoral fellowships.

Taught to address fundamental questions in life sciences and biomedicine, students are free to pursue their own areas of interest in collaborative, intellectually stimulating environments across our campus.

As one of only a select few National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Centers in the country, City of Hope integrates all aspects of cancer research, treatment and education, which means that therapies worked on by students in the laboratory can have applications in the clinic.

Both an invaluable training ground and a career springboard, our education programs offer students the opportunity to learn in a place that has been responsible for some of the important advances in science over the past century.


Research and Medical Education
City of Hope offers a range of programs and services that serve students, post-doctoral trainees, medical professionals and City of Hope staff - Graduate School of Biological SciencesClinical Research Training Office, Department of Continuing Medical EducationPostdoctoral Studies OfficeEugene and Ruth Roberts Summer Student Academy and Lee Graff Library.
Health Professional Education
Local and national conferences, in-depth educational training and a certification program provide both current and aspiring health professionals opportunities to further their knowledge in their fields of interest. 
Fellowships and Residencies
Recognized worldwide for its innovative approaches to advancing science, City of Hope offers a number of hands-on fellowships and residencies in an array of areas, from cancer genetics and bone marrow transplantation to surgical oncology and molecular epidemiology.
Patient and Community Education
Through seminars, literature, continuing medical education and public events, such as Ask The Experts, we address health issues that profoundly affect our patients and community.  

 Graff Library

Graff LibraryStudents and professionals at City of Hope can access a plethora of medical databases, scientific journals, course materials, special collections, and other useful resources at our 12,000 square foot Lee Graff Library.

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 Graduate School

City of Hope’s Graduate School of Biological Sciences equips students with the skills and strategies to transform the future of modern medicine. 

We are accepting online applications now through January 1, 2009.

 Beckman Research Institute

Beckman Research InstituteRecognized nationwide for its innovative biomedical research, City of Hope's Beckman Research Institute is home to some of the most tenacious and creative minds in science.

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