At the University of Missouri School of Medicine, students learn in an educational environment in which the health of our patients is our first priority and improving care is a routine part of providing care.
Learning experiences model commitment to the patient as the first priority and always include respect for patients’ needs and preferences. Learning methods are based on problems, situated in actual clinical contexts to foster skills in self-directed and lifelong learning.
Medical Students
- First Year & Second Year
- Third Year & Fourth Year
- Springfield Clinical Campus Contacts
- Learning Experiences
- Student Research Opportunities
- Summer Programs & Fellowships
- Summer Research Fellowship Project Database
- Degree Verification
- Advising (CATSA) - (access restricted)
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SOM Student Resource Site - (access restricted)
- Absence Policy
- Medical Insurance
Medical Student Affairs Council (MSAC) - Student Interest Groups
The School of Medicine has several student interest groups that current medical student can join. Each interest group will have student leadership and faculty advisor contacts. You can obtain information about the current student organizations during M1 Orientation or you may contact the MSAC president for more information. The Associate Dean of Student Affairs oversees the MSAC committee as well as all student organizations.
Student Wellness
Student wellness promotes the health and well-being of our medical students physically, mentally and emotionally. We empower students to make healthy lifestyle choices that include physical activity, stress management, good nutrition, and positive social activities. We seek to equip all medical students with the tools they need to establish healthy habits and manage the various stressors of medical school. We are committed to addressing the unique needs of the diverse student population and encourage them to take control of their own lifelong wellness.
Health and Wellness at Mizzou Med
Doctoral & Master’s Degree Students
- MD-PhD Program
- PhD & Master’s Degree Programs
- Research Events & Seminars
- Summer Research Fellowship Project Database
Residents & Fellows
Residency programs participate in the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) and the National Resident Matching Program (also called the Match) for interviewing, selecting and hiring residents. All residencies are Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)-accredited.
The Graduate Medical Education website has information for current and prospective residents.
- Residency and fellowship programs and contacts
- Resident salaries & benefits
- Policies
- Wellness Resources
- House Staff Organization
- Office of the Ombudsman
Be sure to check application instructions for your individual residency program, as there might be additional instructions or materials you’ll need to complete.
Billing, Insurance and Financial Aid
- Disability Insurance
- Financial Aid
- Medical Insurance
- Pay Your Bill (Cashiers)
- Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy
- Tuition Refund Policy
Student Handbook
Academic calendars
- 2025-2026 Academic Calendar
- 2024-2025 Academic Calendar
- 2023-2024 Academic Calendar
- 2022-2023 Academic Calendar
- 2021-2022 Academic Calendar
- 2020-2021 Academic Calendar
- 2019-2020 Academic Calendar
- 2018-2019 Academic Calendar