UT Southwestern Campuses

The Main Campus of UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas is the primary hub for medical education, research, and clinical training. This campus offers a wide range of programs focused on advancing healthcare and biomedical sciences. It is home to the UT Southwestern Medical School, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, and School of Health Professions, providing comprehensive training for future physicians, scientists, and healthcare professionals.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) - A rigorous program designed to train students in clinical practice and medical research.
• PhD Programs in Biomedical Sciences - Offering specializations in areas such as molecular biology, neuroscience, and immunology.
• Master’s and Doctoral Programs in Health Professions - Including physical therapy, physician assistant studies, and clinical nutrition.
• Residency and Fellowship Programs - Advanced clinical training across numerous medical specialties.
• Dual Degree Programs - Such as MD/PhD and MD/MBA, combining medical education with research or business expertise.

Students at this campus benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, including simulation centers and research laboratories, as well as access to affiliated hospitals like Parkland Memorial Hospital and Children’s Medical Center Dallas. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovation in healthcare delivery. With a strong focus on translational research, the campus fosters an environment where discoveries in the lab are directly applied to patient care. UT Southwestern is renowned for its contributions to medical breakthroughs, and students are encouraged to engage in cutting-edge research projects alongside world-class faculty. This campus serves as a cornerstone for medical education in Texas and beyond, preparing graduates to address complex health challenges with expertise and compassion.

The North Campus of UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas serves as an extension of the university’s commitment to medical education, research, and patient care. This campus supports a variety of academic and clinical programs, complementing the offerings at the Main Campus. It is strategically located near major medical facilities, enhancing opportunities for hands-on training and collaboration.

• Advanced Clinical Training - Focused on residency and fellowship programs in specialties such as surgery, internal medicine, and pediatrics.
• Biomedical Research Programs - Providing facilities for graduate students and researchers to explore cutting-edge topics in health sciences.
• Continuing Medical Education (CME) - Offering workshops and courses for practicing healthcare professionals to stay updated on the latest advancements.
• Health Professions Training - Including programs for allied health fields like medical technology and rehabilitation sciences.
• Interdisciplinary Studies - Encouraging collaboration between medical, research, and health profession students on innovative projects.

The North Campus is equipped with modern laboratories, lecture halls, and clinical simulation spaces to support experiential learning. Its proximity to affiliated hospitals allows students to gain practical experience in real-world healthcare settings. The campus plays a critical role in expanding UT Southwestern’s capacity to train the next generation of healthcare leaders while contributing to groundbreaking research initiatives. Faculty and students work together on projects that aim to improve patient outcomes and advance medical knowledge. With a focus on integrating education with clinical practice, the North Campus ensures that graduates are well-prepared to meet the evolving demands of the healthcare industry. This location reinforces UT Southwestern’s mission to deliver exceptional education and care to the Dallas community and beyond.

The South Campus of UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas is an integral part of the university’s network, focusing on specialized medical training, research, and patient care services. This campus supports a variety of academic programs and clinical initiatives, providing students with unique opportunities to engage in hands-on learning and innovative research.

• Specialized Medical Training - Offering advanced courses and residencies in fields such as oncology, cardiology, and neurology.
• Graduate Research Programs - Focused on biomedical sciences with an emphasis on translational research to improve patient care.
• Health Professions Education - Including training for roles in clinical support, diagnostics, and therapeutic services.
• Interprofessional Education - Encouraging collaboration among medical, nursing, and allied health students to enhance team-based care.
• Community Health Initiatives - Providing coursework and practical experiences in public health and preventive medicine.

The South Campus features advanced facilities, including research labs and clinical training areas, designed to simulate real-world medical environments. Its location near key healthcare institutions allows for seamless integration of education and clinical practice. Students and faculty at this campus are actively involved in research that addresses pressing health challenges, contributing to UT Southwestern’s reputation as a leader in medical innovation. The campus also emphasizes community engagement, offering programs that train students to address healthcare disparities and improve access to care. With a commitment to excellence in education and research, the South Campus plays a vital role in preparing healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality, compassionate care. This location strengthens UT Southwestern’s mission to advance medical knowledge and improve health outcomes for diverse populations in Texas and beyond.