Graduate Education at Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine
One Health, One Biology, One Choice
As you begin to explore your options for graduate study, we encourage you to seriously consider applying to Cornell University. Cornell's graduate program is exciting and unique, emphasizing flexibility and independence and permitting an unusual degree of accommodation to the needs and research interests of each student. The College of Veterinary Medicine has a strong commitment to graduate education and is dedicated to promoting research in biological and biomedical sciences that will advance the health and welfare of animals and humans. The Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS) Graduate Program, which is housed in the College, represents a strong coalition of graduate faculty committed to providing excellent education and training for our graduate students. The BBS Program fosters a spirit of collegial collaboration between faculty in the College and faculty in other areas of our campus, the country, and the globe.
Associate Dean for Research & Graduate Education, Dr. Robert Gilmour, Jr. and Austin Hooey Dean, Dr. Michael Kotlikoff
Our faculty are excellent researchers, well-respected in their fields of study and committed to supporting graduate student education. College research facilities are state of the art and include numerous new and recently renovated laboratories. Our students also have ample access to facilities across the campus, including the biotechnology center and nanofabrication facility.
Our graduate students are the most important reason to consider graduate study at the College of Veterinary Medicine. Here, you will discover future colleagues and lifelong friends who are among the most talented and industrious individuals anywhere.
Sincerely,
Michael I. Kotlikoff, Austin O. Hooey Dean of Veterinary Medicine
Robert F. Gilmour, Jr., Associate Dean, Research & Graduate Education
