MD Anderson conducts extensive research in cancer treatments, including immunotherapy, chemotherapy, and drug delivery. The center is a leader in cancer research, continually working on innovative treatments to improve patient outcomes.

MD Anderson is located at 1515 Holcombe Boulevard, Houston, TX 77030. For inquiries, you can reach the center by phone at (844) 316-8247.

MD Anderson is consistently ranked among the top two cancer hospitals in the United States by U.S. News and World Report. It was one of the first three comprehensive cancer centers designated by the National Cancer Act of 1971 and has formed collaborations with institutions like Baylor College of Medicine for research and clinical rotations.

MD Anderson Cancer Center offers several housing options, including University Housing, Rotary House International, and Houston Haven. These accommodations cater to students, patients, and families, with varying amenities and eligibility.

Houston Haven is a non-profit ministry offering subsidized housing for out-of-town cancer patients and their families. It has nine properties within five miles of the Texas Medical Center, with 1–4 bedroom options available. This housing is specifically designed to provide support for those traveling to MD Anderson for cancer treatment.

University Housing is located near the medical center and offers apartments equipped with washers and dryers. It provides access to the UTHealth Recreation Center and shuttle services. Students, faculty, and staff from UTHealth, Baylor, and MD Anderson are eligible to live in University Housing. Note that while students can find roommates, the housing office does not match roommates.

Rotary House International provides guest rooms and suites with amenities like high-speed internet, 49" LCD televisions, and programmable door locks. All rooms are designed to accommodate wheelchairs and medical equipment. This option is ideal for families and individuals requiring additional medical accessibility.

The Pathway to Success scholarship is a $500 award offered to newly admitted and eligible students at MD Anderson Cancer Center. This scholarship helps support students as they begin their academic journey at the institution.

Graduate Research Assistantships (GRA) offer a $53,000 per year stipend for PhD students at MD Anderson. The stipend includes tuition, fees, and health insurance, providing financial support for students pursuing advanced research degrees.

Competitive scholarships provide at least $1,000 for eligible returning students and newly admitted nonresident students. These scholarships are awarded based on academic performance and other eligibility criteria.

The MD Anderson Department of Pathology Diversity Scholarship is a scholarship that covers Texas in-state tuition and fees for students enrolled in the Cytotechnology and Histotechnology bachelor's programs. It aims to promote diversity within these fields of study.

MD Anderson has a variety of research departments, including: Behavioral Science Biostatistics Dermatology (collaborates with the University of Texas Health Science Center-Houston Medical School) Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition These departments contribute to advancing cancer research and treatment.

The School of Health Professions at MD Anderson offers both undergraduate and graduate programs in areas such as: Clinical Laboratory Science Cytogenetic Technology Diagnostic Imaging These programs equip students with the knowledge and skills needed for careers in cancer treatment and research fields.

MD Anderson has several key divisions, including: Cancer Medicine (the largest division, which includes departments like Breast Medical Oncology, Genomic Medicine, and Hematopoietic Biology & Malignancy) Diagnostic Imaging Division These divisions provide specialized care and research aimed at cancer treatment and diagnosis.

MD Anderson offers academic programs in areas like: Medical Physics Biochemistry and Cell Biology Cancer Biology Genetics and Epigenetics Immunology These programs support research, education, and training for future cancer specialists and researchers.

The admission requirements for the master's program at MD Anderson include: GPA: A minimum overall GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale Application Form: Submit an online application form Transcripts: Provide unofficial transcripts from all colleges and universities attended CV/Resume: Include academic honors, awards, research experience, and employment history Personal Statement: A one-page statement explaining your motivation for the program Research Statement: A one-page statement describing your previous research experience Letters of Recommendation: Letters from individuals who can evaluate your scholastic performance, research interests, and motivation Application Fee: Pay the fee through Embark Other requirements may include: TOEFL iBT test scores (for English proficiency) Additional CV/Resume details covering education and employment Personal Statement focusing on short-term and long-term career goals

Required application materials include: Application form CV/Resume Personal statement Research statement Letters of recommendation Unofficial transcripts from each college or university attended

The academic requirements include: A minimum overall GPA and science GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale Provide unofficial transcripts from each college or university attended The nonacademic requirements include: Sensory/observational skills Physical and motor skills Communication skills Intellectual, conceptual, integrative, and qualitative skills

Yes, additional requirements include: Completing the Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Having a record of current health immunizations Completing a drug screening A cleared criminal background check

Students at MD Anderson have access to a variety of resources, including lockers for personal storage, mentoring from Program Directors and faculty, tutoring services, scholarships administered by the Dean’s office, wellness programs, and fitness programs provided through the Employee Wellness Department.

Students can apply for scholarships administered through the Dean’s office. These scholarships are available to support students financially throughout their education at MD Anderson.

Students can contact their Program Directors or faculty members to arrange mentoring and tutoring services. These resources are available to support academic and professional growth.

Yes, students have access to wellness programs, including the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for counseling and legal assistance. Additionally, fitness programs are available through the Employee Wellness Department to support students' health and well-being.

Students can contact UT Police at (713) 792-2890 to report suspicious people, vehicles, or emergencies on campus.

MD Anderson offers a variety of wellness programs, including fitness programs, weight loss programs, and individual counseling through the Employee Wellness Department. Additionally, the Sunbeatables program teaches students about sun safety, including tips on using sunscreen, wearing protective clothing, and making sun hats.

For fire safety, students can contact the Environmental Health and Safety department at (713) 792-2888. This department provides information about fire safety and the emergency plan.

MD Anderson has a safety reporting system that allows students to report any safety concerns they may have. This system is designed to address any issues promptly and effectively.

International students may be eligible for an F-1 visa. Students who provide an F-1 Employment Authorization Document (EAD) and I-20 may be eligible for Optional Practical Training (OPT).

For further visa-related questions, you can contact the Program Manager. Additionally, the Office for Postdoctoral Fellows provides support with research, education, and career planning for international trainees and students.

Foreign nationals applying for the Postbaccalaureate Research Training Program must have a valid visa status to be considered for the program.

J-1 visas are typically required for international physician trainees at MD Anderson. These visas are sponsored by the Education Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG).