You Want to Make a Difference
At Midwestern University, we do everything it takes to help you become everything you want to be.
25,000+
alumni
successfully practicing
across all 50 states.
215,000+
patients
served at our clinics in Glendale
and Downers Grove.
$1.7
million+
invested in extramural
research projects.
One
Health
Initiative
The principles of the One Health Initiative are a core component of our healthcare philosophy. One Health Initiative recognizes that the health of humans is connected to the health of animals and the environment.
Mission
&
Vision
Our mission is to provide you with the tools, the guidance and the support you need to achieve success as a compassionate, skilled, and community-oriented healthcare professional.
Our
History
Midwestern University has a proud and impressive history. For over a century, Midwestern University has been meeting the educational needs of the healthcare community.
Our
Leadership
Our University leaders have one goal in mind: providing the best educational opportunities for students in order to create an outstanding team of healthcare professionals.
Two Great Campuses. Unlimited Possibilities.
We are here to help you succeed. Every step of the way. At Midwestern University, you’ll benefit from hands-on training, expert faculty mentors, and patient-focused programs. No matter which campus you choose, we are ready to help you realize your dream of being a healthcare professional.
Happening now at Midwestern University
Allison Rushing, D.P.T.
College of Health Sciences, 2012
Being a student at Midwestern University was definitely hard work and fast-paced, but it was not competitive here. Everyone just wanted to help each other and in that aspect it was just really welcoming. People studied together and shared ideas.
Student Senate Launches Professionalism Week
January 17, 2020
Midwestern University’s Student Senate recently hosted a Professionalism Week on the Downers Grove Campus.
Downers Grove, IL
Midwestern University Offers Hands-on Healthcare Career Experiences for High School Students
January 14, 2020
Midwestern University, in partnership with the BHHS Legacy Foundation, is offering high school students a full slate of free programs designed to stoke their interest in healthcare careers.
Glendale, AZ
Arts in Medicine Club Host Inaugural Gallery Exhibit
January 10, 2020
The newly formed Arts in Medicine Club launched an inaugural all-campus gallery exhibit featuring 48 pieces of art from students, faculty, and staff on Midwestern University’s Downers Grove Campus.
Downers Grove, IL
Free Community Health Lecture Series at Foothills Library
January 09, 2020
The Midwestern University Community Health Lecture Series offers FREE monthly public lectures on health and medicine by Midwestern University faculty.
Glendale, AZ
Fossil Research Unveils New Turtle Species, Hints at Intercontinental Migrations
December 23, 2019
New 96-million-year old turtle fossils from Texas connect North America with Asia and the Southern Hemisphere, suggesting vast intercontinental migrations during this time.
Glendale, AZ
Midwestern University All-Alumni and Family One Health Day at the Phoenix Zoo
Join fellow alumni and their families at the Phoenix Zoo for an educational and wild time. A University welcome and private lunch will be provided at the Plaza de los Ninos from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM.
Arizona Regional Brain Bee
Join us for this annual neuroscience competition for high school students.
Glendale, AZ
Physical Therapy Alumni and Friends Reception
A social function held in conjunction with the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting (CSM)
Midwestern University
February Community Health Lecture Series
Join Dr. Oliver Grundmann for a discussion on the popular herbal supplement Krantom.
Glendale, AZ
Barbara Adams
College of Health Sciences, 2014
I studied to become a podiatrist in part because of my own experiences working at a running shoe store.
Brooke Siesel
College of Health Sciences, 2018
Midwestern University helped me be a practitioner who can utilize my understanding of patients' occupations in therapy in order to help them to live life to the fullest.
Chessa Calabrese
College of Dental Medicine-Illinois, 2015
Not many aspiring dentists have the opportunity to help lead an entire dental program and I jumped at the chance to be a part of it. It's an honor to pave the way and set the bar for future CDMI classes.
Danny Wu
College of Health Sciences, 2011
The faculty members encourage you to participate in class and volunteer opportunities, and they really want you to succeed. It is very engaging for students, and it helped me in my future professional career.