Mini Medical School is a free program designed to educate adult learners on the latest in biomedical discovery at Iowa.

Through interactive, engaging lectures, community members can explore the latest in medical research and innovation, delivered from Iowa's leading experts.

Past topics have included maternal and fetal health, cancer clinical trials, and neurodegeneration, among many others. Schedule, locations, and topics change from year to year.

To provide an optimal experience for all participants, Mini Medical School is recommended for ages 16 years and older. Continuing medical education credit is not provided.

Key details

  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Prerequisites: None
  • Cost: Free
  • Led by: University of Iowa medical researchers
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