The University of Illinois College of Medicine Rockford has several renowned educational programs.
Below are degree and supplemental programs offered by the College of Medicine Rockford. The UIC Health Sciences Campus is also home to programs of the UIC College of Pharmacy and the UIC College of Nursing, allowing for interdisciplinary educational opportunities and activities. Please visit their websites for details on their program offerings.
Doctor of Medicine (MD)
Characterized by direct faculty involvement in student training, the mission of the Doctor of Medicine program is to develop competent, compassionate physicians, fully capable of advanced training.
Master of Science in Medical Biotechnology
The Master of Science in Medical Biotechnology Program concentrates on biological processes, technologies and skill sets used in the research and development of pharmaceutical products, vaccines and devices for the medical industry.
Graduate Medical Education
The Department of Family and Community Medicine offers four residency tracks and two fellowships.
The Rural Health Professions Program
The Rural Health Professions is an interprofessional add-on curriculum in which students have the unique opportunity to engage directly with rural communities in Illinois during all four years of their training. RHP students learn about key issues in rural health that prepare them to serve as rural health leaders.
Programs for High School and College Students
Educating young people about science and health careers helps encourage them to explore health career options and builds a pipeline for the next generation of health professionals and researchers. From summer camps to internship opportunities, the College of Medicine Rockford offers a variety of programs.
Continuing Medical Education
The College of Medicine Rockford and its faculty often provide opportunities for continuing education for area physicians.