Master of Science in Clinical Research and Translational Medicine

The M.S. program in Clinical Research and Translational Medicine provides detailed training in the requirements for conducting clinical research and an understanding of the complex scientific, ethical, and regulatory issues associated with such research.  This degree program addresses the increased emphasis on high-quality clinical research to help translate the findings of basic research into clinical care.

Full-Time/Part-Time Status: 

Full-time study is required.

Interdisciplinary Study:

Required and elective courses are offered through the College of Health Professions and Social Work, School of Medicine, and other departments within the University.

Affiliation(s):

The program is collaboratively offered by the College of Health Professions and Social Work and the School of Medicine.

Job Placement:

Graduates of this program are prepared to be faculty members or researchers in colleges and universities or to hold research-related positions in a wide range of organizations.  Graduates may be employed in health systems, hospitals and clinics, public health departments, and public health and other healthcare and human service agencies.  Graduates also work in pharmaceutical companies, non-profit and for-profit corporations, foundations, and consulting firms with a focus on interdisciplinary and translational research.

Licensure:

Not applicable.

Non-Degree Student Policy:

Students are permitted to take up to 9 s.h. of coursework before matriculation. Entry into these courses as a non-matriculated student is at the instructor's discretion.  If accepted into the program, those courses may be applied toward the degree requirements.  Course selection should be made in consultation with an advisor, and students should be aware that completion of coursework does not ensure admission into the program.