Academic Programs
Doctor of Medicine
The Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine's Integrated Steps Curriculum is designed to develop the characteristics that people say they want to see in their doctors: competence, communication, caring, character and community. NEOUCOM offers several routes to admission for those seeking a doctor of medicine degree: B.S./M.D., direct entry or transfer admission.
Please visit the Office of Admissions Web site to learn more about admission to the doctor of medicine degree. Please visit the Office of Health Professions Education Web site to learn about the College of Medicine’s Integrated Steps Curriculum.
Doctor of Pharmacy
The College of Pharmacy was established by the Ohio Board of Regents in November 2005 and has been awarded Candidate accreditation status by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) during the June 2008 ACPE Board of Directors meeting. The program was created to address an identified community need: a shortage of pharmacists. As the population ages and as the pharmacist's role expands in patient care, it is anticipated that the need for pharmacists will continue to outpace the supply.
The College of Pharmacy partners with The University of Akron, Kent State University, Youngstown State University and Cleveland State University to offer the Doctor of Pharmacy program. Preferential admissions agreements with these universities allow many students to complete their pre-pharmacy studies and then apply for the four-year doctor of pharmacy program at the Colleges' Rootstown campus. A direct-entry route to admission is also available for those seeking a Pharm.D.
Please visit the Office of Admissions Web site to learn more about admission to the doctor of pharmacy degree.
Collaborative Graduate Programs
The Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy (NEOUCOM) have established collaborative arrangements with The University of Akron, Cleveland State University, Kent State University, Ohio University and Youngstown State University to provide graduate-level coursework and research activities leading to master's or doctoral degrees through the programs listed below.
Biomedical Engineering
In collaboration with The University of Akron's Institute for Biomedical Engineering Research (IBER), NEOUCOM offers coursework leading to master's and doctoral degrees in biomedical engineering. For more information about the program, please visit The Institute for Biomedical Engineering Research Web site. For more information about biomedical engineering activities at the Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy, contact William Landis, Ph.D., professor of biochemistry and molecular pathology, at 330-325-6685 or wjl@neoucom.edu.
Biomedical Sciences
In collaboration with Kent State University's School of Biomedical Sciences, NEOUCOM offers opportunities for graduate students to take coursework and carry out research activities in biomedical sciences on site. To apply online or to obtain more information, please visit the School of Biomedical Sciences Web site. For information about biomedical science activities at the College of Medicine, contact Walter E. Horton, Jr., Ph.D., vice president for research and associate dean for graduate studies, at 330-325-6290 or wehj@neoucom.edu.
Public Health
The Consortium of Eastern Ohio Master of Public Health (CEOMPH) program is a partnership among The University of Akron, Cleveland State University, Kent State University, Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy, Ohio University and Youngstown State University. Coursework leads to a master's degree in public health (MPH). To apply online or to obtain more information please visit the CEOMPH Web site. For more information about MPH activities at the College of Medicine, please contact the program office at 330-325-6179 or e-mail pubhlth@neoucom.edu or Amy Lee, M.D. ('88), M.P.H., administrative director, at 330-325-6164 or afl@neoucom.edu.
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