Uniformed Services University (USU) is a federal health sciences university focused on preparing health care professionals, researchers, and leaders to serve the nation. Its students come from across the military services and the Public Health Service, learning in a multiservice environment designed around the needs of military medicine. USU combines specialized health sciences education with leadership and ethics training, helping students develop skills for careers in service and research.

The university comprises four schools: the School of Medicine, Graduate School of Nursing, Postgraduate Dental College, and College of Allied Health Sciences. It also offers graduate programs in biomedical sciences and public health, along with graduate medical education through the National Capital Consortium. Research is another central part of USU’s work, supported by its centers and partnerships, including the National Institute for Defense Health Cooperation.

USU provides admissions information, campus and student resources, and opportunities to explore its academic programs. As its teaching and research activities grow, the university is planning expanded facilities to support the next generation of education and research in military medicine.