PBL is a teaching method in which students learn by actively seeking out information to solve problems. In contrast to lectures, in which the teacher delivers information to the student, PBL emphasizes active learning.

Yes. Weill Cornell is a leader in international study opportunities. Such programs typically involve clinical care and/or research in developing nations. Each year, between a third and a half of our students participate in clinical care and research in South America, the Caribbean, Africa, South Asia and East Asia. Increasing numbers of students have also received funding for international electives during the summer between their first and second year of medical school. For further information, please refer to WCM International Medical Student Education.