The University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine offers community education programs for adults and school-aged students in the form of Mini Medical School and STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) programs.
Mini Medical School provides an insight into the world of medicine featuring world-class researchers and clinicians from the University of Iowa. These courses offer learners that are generally 16 and older the unique opportunity to learn about medical education, biomedical discoveries and cutting-edge reserach in an understandable and engaging way. Mini Medical School is set up in a lecture format that allows for question and answer time from the participants and often includes hands-on learning activities prior to the program
Mini Medical School is for everyone - you don't need a science or medical background to participate. So whether you're a student, teacher, caregiver, retiree, health care provider, or someone with an interest in research and medicine, Mini Medical School is for you.
- Iowa City
- Held on the University of Iowa campus in the home of the Carver College of Medicine, this multi-week series held in the spring, showcases biomedical discoveries happening at the University of Iowa. This programs often reaches capacity and fills up quickly.
- Statewide and Nationwide
- Held in various cities across Iowa and the country, these programs aim at educating our alumni, friends and neighbors about biomedical discoveries happening at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine. We often partner with regional hospitals, health care providers and schools to deliver these programs in your communities
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