Weill Cornell Medicine is the medical school of Cornell University, located in the Upper East Side of Manhattan adjacent to NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center. It is one of the few Ivy League medical schools in New York City and is affiliated with one of the nation's highest-volume and most complex hospital systems. Weill Cornell also operates a campus in Doha, Qatar, offering an international dimension unique among US medical schools.
What makes it different
Weill Cornell has a Qatar campus offering an international medicine track, unique among US medical schools. The Upper East Side campus is steps from NewYork-Presbyterian, one of the most complex and high-volume hospital systems in the world. Cornell's Ivy League affiliation and network provide strong residency matching outcomes.
Course & teaching
Integrated curriculum. 4-year MD. Curriculum revised with early clinical integration and a scholarly year option. Longitudinal clinical clerkship placements. Clinical training at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, Lower Manhattan Hospital, and affiliated community sites.
Research strengths
Weill Cornell Medicine (MD) has notable research strength in Cancer medicine, Neuroscience, Precision medicine, Global health, Cardiovascular medicine.
Interview
Weill Cornell Medicine (MD) interviews via Traditional interviews (typically two one-on-one sessions with faculty and/or a student).
Intake
Approximately 100 students per year (NYC campus).
At a glance
Founded in 1898, based in New York, NY. Programmes offered: Clinical Medicine, Research, International Medicine, Oncology, Neurology.