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Courses in varying online modalities allow for maximum flexibility.
Stackable Courses
Mix-and-match to round out your schedule with 1-3 credit courses.
Multiple Starts
Pick and choose course start times based on your other commitments.
Jumpstart Your Career in the Medical Sciences
Pre-health professional students can take advantage of our one-credit courses to round out their schedule while learning the basics and experiencing the culture of the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Tucson. Online "Basics" courses are specially designed to meet the needs of pre-health professions students, making connections to clinically-relevant aspects of each topic.
Upcoming Course Schedules
Download a Course Guide below to see the offerings for each term.
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How to Register
Courses are available for enrollment by graduate students and upper-division undergraduate students. Current UArizona graduate students and upper-division undergraduate students can visit schedule.arizona.edu, navigate to Main Campus (iCourses), and search for the Subject “CMM” to see availability prior to registering.
If you are not a current UArizona student, you can enroll in courses after you are admitted to the University as a non-degree seeking student. Check below for eligibility and admissions information, including cost and application deadlines.
Questions?
For questions about online iCourses or how to register, please contact Becca Van Sickler at beccav@arizona.edu.
Examples of Online Courses
News
Dr. Donata Vercelli Named 2025 Founders Day Honoree
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Donata Vercelli, MD, Regents Professor of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, has been selected as the honoree for the 2025 College of Medicine – Tucson Founders Day Lecture. Established to commemorate the founding of the College and to celebrate outstanding scientific achievements by faculty, Founders Day is one of the College’s most prestigious annual events. Click to read more
Garrett Hauck and Katie Hoover Awarded Prestigious NIH F31 Fellowships
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Congratulations to Molecular Medicine PhD candidates Garrett Hauck and Catherine (Katie) Hoover on being awarded prestigious NIH F31 fellowships! Click to read more.
Dr. Donata Vercelli Investigates the Remarkably Low Allergy Rates in the Amish Community
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Donata Vercelli, MD, Regents Professor of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, is researching why Amish experience a dramatically lower rate of allergies, aiming to uncover insights that could help protect the broader population. Click to read more
Recent News
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Dr. Donata Vercelli Named 2025 Founders Day Honoree
Aug 22 2025 - 11:00am Donata Vercelli, MD, Regents Professor of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, has been selected as the honoree for the 2025 College of Medicine – Tucson Founders Day Lecture. Established to commemorate the founding of the College and to celebrate outstanding scientific achievements by faculty, Founders Day is one of the College’s most prestigious annual events. Click to read more |
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Garrett Hauck and Katie Hoover Awarded Prestigious NIH F31 Fellowships
Aug 22 2025 - 10:30am Congratulations to Molecular Medicine PhD candidates Garrett Hauck and Catherine (Katie) Hoover on being awarded prestigious NIH F31 fellowships! Click to read more. |
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Dr. Donata Vercelli Investigates the Remarkably Low Allergy Rates in the Amish Community
Jul 22 2025 - 4:45pm Donata Vercelli, MD, Regents Professor of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, is researching why Amish experience a dramatically lower rate of allergies, aiming to uncover insights that could help protect the broader population. Click to read more |
 Dr. Kelvin Pond Receives 2025 Project Cure CRC Young Investigator Accelerator Award
Jul 2 2025 - 3:45pm Kelvin Pond, PhD, Assistant Professor of Cellular and Molecular Medicine, received the 2025 Project Cure CRC Young Investigator Accelerator Award from the Colorectal Cancer Alliance. The awards consists of a total grant of $188K to support his project titled, “Dissection of PI3K and MAPK Dynamics in Patient-Derived Colorectal Cancer Organoids for Accelerating Therapeutic Development.” |