Exploring new frontiers in medicine and cultivating medical talent have long been core missions of Tsinghua Medicine. Over the past two decades of continued dedication and development, the School of Medicine (formerly the Medical School) has evolved from focusing primarily on cutting-edge scientific research and medical talent training to building a translational medicine platform and promoting public health awareness, embracing a comprehensive approach to development. During this journey, the School of Basic Medical Sciences has forged ahead, steadily strengthening collaborations with top academic institutions, medical centers, government bodies, non-profit organizations, and enterprises both domestically and internationally. These efforts have contributed to the sustained advancement of basic medical sciences, the progress of modern medicine, and the realization of a Healthy China.

Government Cooperation: For a long time, the School of Medicine (Former School of Medicine）has been striving to develop cooperative relationships with various ministries and directly affiliated institutions of the State Council. It has jointly established the Medical Supervision Science Research Center with the Drug Evaluation Center (CDE) of the State Food and Drug Administration, jointly carried out graduate training projects with the Military Medical Research Institute of the Academy of Military Sciences, and jointly established the China Indonesia Vaccine and Genome Joint Research and Development Center with the Indonesian Ministry of Health and university enterprises. As an important way to serve the construction of a "Healthy China" for the country and promote the development of the pharmaceutical and health industry, the School of Basic Medical Sciences actively engages in strategic cooperation with government agencies and has achieved fruitful results and experience. Recently, the China Indonesia Joint Research and Development Center for Vaccines and Genomes held its unveiling ceremony at the Southeast Asia Center of Tsinghua University.

International Collaboration: The School of Basic Medical Sciences has attracted a large number of outstanding international senior professors and young researchers, actively engaging in collaboration with top medical schools and research institutes worldwide in pursuit of breakthroughs at the forefront of biomedical science. These efforts have significantly enhanced the global influence of China’s academic research and education in basic medical sciences.

The School of Medicine (formerly the Medical School) has established partnerships with world-renowned institutions such as the University of Melbourne Medical School (Australia), the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Weill Cornell Medical College, the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT, Johns Hopkins University, the University of Washington, and the University of California, Berkeley. These collaborations span MD/PhD education, postdoctoral training, academic exchange, and research projects, with faculty and researchers from the School of Basic Medical Sciences playing a central and vital role in these joint initiatives.

Hospital Collaboration: The School of Basic Medical Sciences is committed to building strong connections and collaborative networks with leading hospitals and disease-oriented research centers both in China and abroad. These partnerships facilitate the translation of scientific research into clinical applications while also ensuring that challenges arising in clinical practice are effectively fed back into basic research for further exploration and resolution.

The School of Medicine (formerly the Medical School) has established translational medicine alliances with hospitals such as Shandong Provincial Hospital, Anhui Provincial Hospital, and the People’s Hospital of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, aiming to promote the development of translational medicine and the training of relevant talent.

In addition to its affiliated hospitals, Tsinghua University also maintains close teaching collaborations with top medical institutions, including Peking Union Medical College Hospital, Beijing Jishuitan Hospital, the Chinese PLA General Hospital (301 Hospital), Chang Gung Memorial Hospital in Taiwan, the Beijing Neurosurgical Institute (Neurosurgery Department of Tiantan Hospital), Beijing Hospital, and China-Japan Friendship Hospital. These partnerships support the joint training of outstanding physicians and researchers with strong clinical foundations. Moving forward, the School of Basic Medical Sciences will continue to deepen and diversify its collaboration with hospital partners, bridging the gap between basic research and clinical practice and jointly advancing national medical research and the cultivation of high-quality medical professionals.

University Cooperation: The School of Medicine (Former School of Medicine) has signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Shanxi Medical University. So far, the School of Basic Medical Sciences and Shanxi Medical University have achieved important measures and preliminary results in discipline construction, talent cultivation, and joint construction and cooperation of scientific research platforms. The cooperation with Shanxi Medical University is an important measure for the Basic Medical College to implement the spirit of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, serve a healthy China, and strengthen the training of medical talents. It is also a new direction for exploring complementary talent training and scientific research cooperation mechanisms. Both parties hope to cultivate top-notch medical research talents who can take root in the local area, understand grassroots needs, and reach the peak of science through collaborative innovation mechanisms.

The School of Medicine (formerly the Medical School) has established specialized research centers in partnership with numerous international medical institutions and leading enterprises, aiming to accelerate the resolution of key technical challenges in the medical and academic fields. By drawing on the strengths of diverse collaborators, these efforts contribute meaningfully to the advancement of the Healthy China initiative.

Industry Collaboration：To date, the faculty has established collaborations or joint research centers with organizations including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Bayer Healthcare, GlaxoSmithKline (China) R\&D Co., Ltd., Bristol-Myers Squibb, Boehringer Ingelheim, Lu Daopei Hematology Institute, Aerospace Taixin Technology Co., Ltd., General Medical, International Data Group (IDG), Janssen Pharmaceutica (Belgium), Pfizer Investment Co., Ltd., Siemens China Research Institute, Philips Asia Research Institute, FEI Company, Roche R\&D (China) Ltd., Johnson & Johnson (China) Medical Devices Co., Ltd., Brii Biosciences, and Huawei, among others.

Guided by national policy, the development of a new generation of the healthcare industry and the training of innovative medical professionals depend on the collective support of society. The School of Basic Medical Sciences sincerely invites entrepreneurs, investors, and all those with a shared vision to join hands in supporting medical innovation and modern healthcare education.