Students can gain hands-on experience through a number of clinics or through more than 30 externship placements at hospitals, federal and state agencies, and nonprofit organizations.
Student Life
Next-Generation Drug Development: School of Pharmacy’s MS Program Shows How Artificial Intelligence Can Innovate
The course aims to have drug developers sort through data for medications to know what drugs approved for one disease might be usable for other diseases.
Treatment Plan: School of Medicine Addresses Growing Physician Shortage by Expanding MD Class Size
Beginning with the entering class of 175 students in Academic Year 2026-2027, UMSOM will gradually increase enrollment to 200 students by 2031-2032.
Student Life Archives
Soccer, Service, and South Africa: Law Grad Carries on Garvin Legacy
The Eric E. Garvin ’10 Student Exploration Fellowship continues the spirit of global engagement, service, and justice that Garvin modeled.
Making a World of Difference: Scalea Helps Launch Master’s in Trauma Sciences Program
The program, a collaboration between the Schools of Medicine and Graduate Studies, is the first of its kind in the United States.
From Guam to Baltimore and Back: UMSOM Student Is on a Critical Mission to Help His Island Home
Medical student Austin Kim works to improve the health care workforce and advocate for patients on the U.S. territory.
Breaking Ground, Crossing Borders: School of Nursing’s First Fulbright Scholar
Abaneh Ebangwese will conduct research in Cameroon to identify and analyze cardiovascular disease risk factors.
Global Reach: Law Scholars Share Research Alongside Faculty at Environmental Colloquium in Peru
For over a decade, Fedder Scholars from Maryland Carey Law have presented at the event.
Global Rotations: PharmD Students Gain Knowledge, Experience Working Abroad
The School of Pharmacy has more than half a dozen partnerships across the globe.











