跨学科生物医学科学（IBS）博士学位。佐治亚大学（UGA）的计划于2013年获得佐治亚大学系统理事会的批准，并于同年设立。IBS计划是在生物医学和健康科学研究所（BHSI）中建立的，BHSI是其管理机构。BHSI的目的是促进和促进UGA在生物医学和健康科学领域的跨学科研究和指导工作。BHSI由三个部门组成：神经科学，一生，以及基础和转化生物医学。IBS博士 UGA的计划涉及来自8个学院的来自整个校园的70多名教师。该计划授予跨学科生物医学科学博士学位。IBS的最终目标是对生物医学和健康科学家进行教育和培训
The Interdisciplinary Biomedical Sciences (IBS) Ph.D. Program at the University of Georgia (UGA) was approved by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents in 2013 and instituted that same year. The IBS Program was established in the Biomedical and Health Science Institute (BHSI), and the BHSI serves as its administrative home. The purpose of the BHSI is to facilitate and promote interdisciplinary research and instructional efforts at UGA in the fields of biomedical and health sciences. The BHSI is comprised of three divisions: Neuroscience, One Health, and Basic and Translational Biomedical Sciences. The IBS Ph.D. Program at UGA involves over 70 faculty from across campus representing a eight colleges. The Program awards doctoral degrees in Interdisciplinary Biomedical Sciences. The ultimate goal of the IBS is the education and training of biomedical and health scientists with a focus on understanding the basic and applied aspects of biomedical phenomena. Within this goal, our mission is to provide students with a wide array of research opportunities in several more focused curricula, while assuring that all students receive core training in molecular sciences, communication skills and scientific ethics. The program recognizes that the biomedical and health sciences have become very broad in scope and may draw, as needed, from traditional disciplines as unlikely as journalism and agricultural sciences.