SUNY Upstate Medical University
The
College of Medicine at Upstate Medical University has a proud tradition
of innovation and excellence. Today, the core of SUNY Upstate Medical
University (formerly known as the Health Science Center) is the 350-bed
University Hospital. Its clinical services, which host accredited residency
programs, represent the full range of medical specialties. Clinical sciences
and administration buildings are nearby, as are a new library and a human
performance complex. Also located adjacent to the campus area is Crouse
Hospital—a source of additional consultation and referrals.
The College of Medicine
is one of four colleges including Graduate Studies, Nursing, and Health
Professions. The Health Sciences Library contains more than 140,000 volumes and
subscribes to more than 1,750 journals. It also serves as a center for the
Biomedical Communications Network and is capable of direct computer access.
University Medical University is located adjacent to Syracuse University. We
draw liberally on the talents of their faculty, and our faculty reciprocates.
Similarly, students may arrange to take courses at both institutions.
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