Welcome to the Clemson University School of Health Research
The Clemson University School of Health Research is a multidisciplinary unit facilitating medical research and scholarship. Since 2013, the Clemson University School of Health Research has been a key entity for health-related scholarship and collaboration, with more than 160 Clemson faculty engaged in health research impacting the community with local and national impact. Clemson FORWARD, Clemson University’s strategic plan, has an emphasis on six innovation clusters, one of which is health innovation. The work by CUSHR researchers is critical to meeting the health innovation goals of Clemson’s strategic plan, and CUSHR is proud to support health related scholarship at Clemson and with our partners.
Health Research News
Better Together
That’s the hallmark of a bold partnership between Clemson University and health care systems that has created the Clemson University School of Health Research (CUSHR), a multidisciplinary unit of Clemson that facilitates medical research and scholarship. Through this partnership, Clemson brings a wealth of research and educational expertise, and the health care systems offer the clinical opportunities students and researchers need to put their ideas into action. The result? Breakthroughs in health care delivery, access and affordability that make a difference in the doctor’s office, the operating room, and beyond.
COVID-19 Research Resources
Click here for Clemson University research resources during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Feel free to share your COVID-19-related interests and expertise via this Qualtrics web form. These responses are used to create a list of researchers and their expertise to assist faculty in finding collaborators and building teams to apply for the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act and other funding. Click here to view that list.
Catch up on the latest news in the CUSHR Updates and Announcements.
Events - For more information regarding local health research events, check out our Events page.