University of Colorado Anschutz Graduate School

The Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences and Biotechnology program at CU Anschutz has continued to expand its offerings and furthered its progress toward becoming a new program incubator. Its newest track, Personalized Medicine and Health Informatics, has begun taking applicants and will have its first students enrolling in the fall of 2026.

MS Program Adds Personalized Medicine and Health Informatics Track Master's program at University of Colorado Anschutz introduces Personalized Medicine and Health Informatics track, blending biomedical sciences with clinical informatics for diverse career pathways.

Our doctoral students are doing cutting-edge, life-changing research every day. Nineteen of them had the opportunity to present some of their findings at our annual Three Minute Thesis competition.

Read more about the event below, and make sure to check out the linked playlist of presentation videos to hear about what our students are up to ⬇️

3MT Showcases Doctoral Research and Science Communication The 2025 Three Minute Thesis Competition at CU Anschutz highlighted exceptional doctoral research and science communication, with Preston Stafford winning and advancing to regional contests.

Networking & Communication Skills for Scientists-- Workshop in Collaboration with CU Anschutz Discover how Keystone Symposia and CU Anschutz are empowering scientists with essential networking and communication skills to advance their research and careers, and make the most of the conference experience!

New year, new traditions 🥞

Inaugural Grad School Griddle Enjoyed by over 150 attendees, the inaugural Grad School Griddle event at CU Anschutz celebrated community with breakfast for dinner, kicking off a new tradition.

Welcoming new students to campus is our favorite fall activity 🙌🏻

So excited to have these incoming Cancer Biology PhD students at CU Anschutz!

The mentor-mentee relationship is one of the most important factors in the success of our research learners. We recently launched the Academy of Research Mentoring Educators to provide faculty with practical tools to support their mentees through intentional, evidence-based mentoring approaches.
Student Writer Lacey Mesia tells us more about this new initiative in her piece below:

New Mentoring Initiative Gains Traction Academy of Research Mentoring Educators at CU Anschutz offers structured training to enhance mentor-mentee relationships, fostering mutual growth and effective knowledge-sharing in research environments.