The Master of Science in Clinical Research (MSCR) program is comprised of a two-year curriculum that provides an exceptional and dynamic educational experience. Our program attracts outstanding health professionals, such as clinical/postdoctoral fellows, junior faculty, veterinarians, advanced practice nurses, allied health clinicians, and other trainees (MD, MD/PhD, and basic science PhD students), as well as recent college graduates with an interest in joining the health professions or healthcare industry more broadly. The program is designed to be completed in two years; however, you may choose to complete your coursework over a longer period of time.
The MSCR has two main components:
- Graduate courses including biostatistics, research design, data analysis, and grant writing
- A mentored clinical research project leading to a Master’s thesis.
Getting Started
Are you ready to take the next step towards a career in clinical research? Learn about our admissions criteria, application process, leadership, faculty, and staff.
Admissions
Find step-by-step admissions details and requirements for the Master’s in Clinical Research program.
Foreign Students
If you are a foreign student, your admissions requirements include both government and school regulated processes. Learn the specifics and find the resources you need as a foreign student applicant.
Meet our Team
Meet the dedicated members of our team, including those those who lead and inspire, those who teach and mentor, and those who keep it all running smoothly.