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Problem Solving In 1986, Tufts School of Medicine pioneered problem-based Learning (PBL), a small-group case-based approach to learning. Today most medical schools use this highly effective teaching method. Facts & Figures
Training Ground The Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences trains more than 1/3 of Tufts PhD candidates. The school has more than 200 students from more than 25 nations, over 150 faculty members (many of whom also hold medical school appointments), and nine programs. |
