Live Courses

Organ transplantation remains a dynamic field of continued interest and excitement.  The 2026 Cutting Edge in Transplantation Conference will highlight needs of living donors and transplant recipients.

The 84th Principles of Colon & Rectal Surgery Course focuses on transition to practice, highlighting University of Minnesota research and innovation and features the Goldberg and Frykman Lectures from national leaders in colorectal surgery.  

The University of Minnesota Pulmonary and Critical Care Summit is designed to focus on all areas of pulmonary and critical care medicine with special emphasis on advanced lung diseases and lung transplantation.

This inaugural, multidisciplinary summit will bring together national leaders in advanced endoscopy, bariatric interventions, and surgical innovation for a two-day live course in Minneapolis.

The 34th Annual ITNS Symposium is held to share the best practices and evidence based transplant nursing knowledge for the care of transplant patients and organ donors in order to improve patient outcomes through holistic care throughout their transplant journey.

This course covers upstream, evidence-based strategies for student well-being. Participants will explore integrated care models, social determinants of health, and equity-centered practices to foster inclusive, population-level campus health solutions.

Advanced Practice Provider (APP) GI Summit equips APPs and healthcare professionals with current, evidence-based approaches to diagnosing and managing gastrointestinal and hepatology conditions. Interactive small-group case discussions strengthen clinical reasoning and differential diagnosis skills.

The MAGIC annual conference offers interdisciplinary geriatrics providers continuing education, networking, and collaboration. This course explores the clinical and operational demands of PALTC practice, highlighting the integrated knowledge needed to deliver high-quality, age-friendly care.