Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

USU is recognized internationally for its leadership in health sciences, trauma medicine, military medicine, disaster response, and preventive medicine. Its signature programs include the F. Edward Hébert School of Medicine—one of only two federal medical schools in the U.S.—and the Daniel K. Inouye Graduate School of Nursing. The university employs an integrated educational model combining classroom learning, simulation, and real-world clinical rotations, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration. USU faculty produce over 1,000 research publications annually, and the institution partners with entities such as the NIH and Department of Defense. Alumni serve as leaders in military and civilian medicine worldwide, reflecting USU’s notable impact on healthcare delivery, policy, and innovation.

Student life at USU is enriched through a broad array of clubs and professional societies, including specialty interest groups and service-oriented organizations tailored to health professions. The campus celebrates diversity and draws students from across the United States and allied nations, fostering an inclusive and globally-aware community. USU offers on-campus housing, athletics, fitness centers, and engagement with military traditions, ensuring a supportive and cohesive student environment. Events such as research symposia, cultural celebrations, and community service opportunities further enhance campus vibrancy and encourage holistic development alongside rigorous academics.

The Uniformed Services University is committed to advancing health and readiness through leadership, service, and scholarly excellence. Its mission centers on developing ethical, compassionate healthcare professionals dedicated to innovation, equity, and global citizenship within military and public service contexts.