WCM Campuses

The Cornell Tech Campus, located on Roosevelt Island in New York City, is a collaborative hub where Weill Cornell Medicine engages in innovative programs at the intersection of technology and healthcare. While primarily associated with Cornell University’s tech-focused graduate programs, Weill Cornell Medicine contributes to health tech initiatives and research at this campus, fostering advancements in medical technology and digital health solutions.

• Health Tech Programs: Interdisciplinary courses and projects focusing on the development of digital health tools, telemedicine platforms, and wearable medical devices.
• Biomedical Engineering Collaborations: Joint initiatives with Cornell Tech students and faculty to create innovative solutions for healthcare challenges.
• Master of Science in Computational Biology: A program offered in collaboration with Cornell Tech, focusing on data-driven approaches to medical research.
• Entrepreneurship in Healthcare: Courses and workshops that teach students how to bring medical innovations to market, bridging the gap between technology and clinical application.

This campus emphasizes the integration of technology into healthcare, preparing students to lead in fields such as precision medicine, health informatics, and artificial intelligence in medicine. The state-of-the-art facilities at Cornell Tech provide an ideal environment for collaboration between medical professionals, engineers, and entrepreneurs. Students and faculty work on real-world problems, developing technologies that improve patient care and streamline healthcare delivery. The campus also hosts hackathons, innovation challenges, and networking events to connect students with industry leaders and startups in the health tech space, ensuring that graduates are at the forefront of transforming healthcare through technology.

Weill Cornell Medicine's Main Campus in New York City is a premier institution for medical education, research, and clinical care. Located on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, this campus serves as the central hub for the institution’s academic and clinical programs. It offers a comprehensive range of courses and training programs designed to prepare the next generation of physicians, scientists, and healthcare leaders.

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) Program: A rigorous curriculum that integrates basic sciences with clinical training, emphasizing patient-centered care and innovative research.
• MD-PhD Program: A dual-degree program for students interested in combining medical practice with biomedical research, fostering leaders in translational medicine.
• Graduate School of Medical Sciences: Offering PhD and Master’s programs in fields such as biomedical sciences, computational biology, and neuroscience, with a focus on cutting-edge research.
• Physician Assistant Program: A 26-month program training students in clinical skills for diverse healthcare settings.
• Continuing Medical Education (CME): Courses and workshops for practicing physicians to maintain and enhance their clinical expertise.

The campus is closely affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, providing students with unparalleled access to clinical training opportunities across a wide range of specialties. Students benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, including simulation labs and research centers, as well as mentorship from world-renowned faculty. The curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, preparing graduates to address complex healthcare challenges. Additionally, the campus hosts numerous seminars, conferences, and research symposia, fostering a vibrant academic community dedicated to advancing medical knowledge and improving patient outcomes.