A Glimpse at the University of Massachusetts Medical School
Deeply rooted in its educational goal of providing quality medical, research and nursing education to its students, the University of Massachusetts Medical School, together with its clinical partner, UMass Memorial Health Care, is a vibrant academic medical center characterized by achievements and progress in a number of areas.
How We Rank
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UMass Medical School is consistently ranked in the top 10 percent of the nation’s 140 medical schools and 30 schools of osteopathic medicine for excellence in primary care education by weekly news magazine U.S. News & World Report in its annual review “America’s Best Graduate Schools.”
Beyond its core mission of distinction in medical education, the past decade has seen UMMS explode onto the national scene as a major center for research. The institution also ranks near the top among public medical schools in the Northeast in the amount of funding awarded by the National Institutes of Health. Federal and private research grants and contracts at UMMS rose from about $2 million in 1977 to more than $254 million in FY 2017, making it one of the fastest-growing research institutions in the United States.
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2017 Facts & Figures
FY’17 Funding and Revenue
State appropriation -- $52.3 million
State contracts*-- $31.2 million
Public Service-- $418.7 million
Research -- $244.5 million
Sales and Services -- $121.7 million
Other Revenue -- $123.6 million
Total $992 million
Education
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Number of Faculty (Including Voluntary Faculty)
- 290 Basic science full- and part-time faculty
- 2,919 Clinical full- and part-time faculty
- 168 Nursing faculty
School of Medicine
- 532 MD Students
- 33 MD/PhD Students
- 4,049 Alumni
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
- 280 PhD students
- 44 MD/PhD students
- 17 Clinical & Population Health Research students
- 6 Master of Science in Clinical Investigation students
- 790 Alumni
Graduate School of Nursing
- 1 MS student
- 24 PhD students
- 133 DNP students
- 1,209 Alumni
