ASU reveals location of upcoming campus for new medical school

ASU reveals location of upcoming campus for new medical school

The multidisciplinary medical school will blend medicine, engineering, technology, and humanities to train the next generation of health leaders.

ASU, Phoenix announce site of health HQ - Rose Law Group Reporter

Rendering via City of Phoenix By InBusiness Phoenix Arizona State University (ASU) and the City of Phoenix have officially announced the location for the ASU Health headquarters, marking a major step forward in the university’s expansion into medical education. The new facility will be built in downtown Phoenix within the Phoenix Bioscience Core, on a one-acre triangular lot bordered by Fourth and Fifth to the east and west; and Fillmore and Pie…

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Applying to medical school is one of the most significant decisions in a prospective doctor’s life. With over 150 accredited medical schools in the United States alone, choosing the right ones to apply to can feel overwhelming. The process requires careful consideration of various factors, including your academic profile, career goals, and personal preferences.  In this guide, we’ll walk you through the key steps to help you narrow down your opt…

Mayor Gallego, President Crow Announce Downtown Location of ASU Health

​​Today, Mayor Kate Gallego joined ASU President Dr. Michael Crow, Dr. Sherrine Gabriel, Executive Vice President of ASU Health, and Honor Health CEO Todd LaPorte to announce that ASU Health is slated for 5th and Fillmore streets in downtown Phoenix. “Phoenix has long been a hub for innovation, and now, with ASU Health, we bring together the brightest minds in medicine combined with the best technology to push the boundaries of what’s possible,”…

ASU, City of Phoenix Announce Site of $200M ASU Health Headquarters - Greater Phoenix In Business Magazine

Arizona State University (ASU) and the City of Phoenix have officially announced the location for the ASU Health headquarters, marking a major step forward in the university’s expansion into medical education. The new facility will be built in downtown Phoenix within the Phoenix Bioscience Core, on a one-acre triangular lot bordered by Fourth and Fifth to the east and west; and Fillmore and Pierce streets to the north and south. This initiative …