Medical Clinical Sciences/Graduate Medical Studies

This clinical research master's serves people working across the full range of clinical research, from fellows and residents to research nurses, study coordinators and graduates heading for pharmaceutical, biotechnology or device companies. Full-time students complete five semesters over two years, while part-time students must finish within eight semesters. The degree is offered on campus and needs at least 32 credits, made up of core and elective courses plus thesis research. Students get personal, hands-on research experience. A faculty search tool helps them find investigators who are taking on students in translational science programs. The program page covers the curriculum, admissions, career opportunities, course directors and frequently asked questions for applicants considering the degree. Applicants can read about careers and frequently asked questions.