UCHC Campuses

The University of Connecticut Health Center, located in Farmington, is a premier institution dedicated to health sciences education, research, and clinical care. As the primary campus for UConn Health, it serves as a hub for advanced medical training and innovative healthcare solutions. The campus is home to the UConn School of Medicine, School of Dental Medicine, and various graduate programs in biomedical sciences, offering a comprehensive range of academic programs designed to prepare students for careers in healthcare and research.

• Medicine (MD Program): The School of Medicine provides a rigorous curriculum focused on clinical skills, medical research, and patient care, preparing students to become compassionate and skilled physicians.
• Dental Medicine (DMD Program): The School of Dental Medicine offers training in general dentistry, oral health, and specialized dental care, with hands-on clinical experience in state-of-the-art facilities.
• Biomedical Sciences (PhD and Master’s Programs): These programs emphasize cutting-edge research in areas such as molecular biology, genetics, and immunology, fostering innovation in health sciences.
• Public Health (MPH Program): Focused on community health, epidemiology, and policy, this program trains professionals to address public health challenges on a local and global scale.
• Combined Degree Programs: Options like MD/PhD and DMD/PhD allow students to pursue dual expertise in clinical practice and research.

Students at UConn Health benefit from access to the John Dempsey Hospital and numerous research centers, ensuring a blend of theoretical learning and practical application. The campus’s commitment to interprofessional education encourages collaboration among medical, dental, and public health students, preparing them for team-based healthcare environments. With a strong emphasis on advancing medical knowledge and improving patient outcomes, UConn Health remains a leader in health sciences education.