Community Engaged Medicine

Master of Science in Community Engaged Medicine

Students will pursue a 9-month clinical experience with underserved populations and prepare for professional examinations (MCAT, DAT and GRE) through a Furman-specific relationship with Kaplan.

The 12 month/34 credit Master of Science provides:

• An advanced understanding of science and population health related to disparities between growing medical needs and resources within communities
• Patient-based case studies and primary literature used throughout the curriculum
• Implicit Bias & Community Engagement Training prepares students for and supports them in their field experiences
• An academic record for students pursuing medical school, dental school and other health-related professional programs and careers
• Small classes of 15-20 students that ensure individualized attention and high-impact learning experiences
• An integrated 9-month clinical experience in underserved communities with partner organizations such as: Prisma Health, FoodShare, Project Hope, and Greenville Free Medical Clinic.
• Kaplan preparation for professional examinations (MCAT, DAT, GRE) included in tuition
• Professional advising and support toward academic and career goals
• Office of Pre-Professional Advising through Furman University
• Student Success Service through University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville