| This section provides a list of academic
and degreed programs relating to clinical research &
clinical trials.
To profile your program in this section, please contact
Jaclyn Jewell at: 617-856-2924.
Program Title: Certificate in Clinical Research
Institution: Boston University
Location: 715 Albany Street, Boston, Massachusetts
Start Date: May 20, 2008, 2008
Length of Course/Program: One year or less
Program Goals: To advance in or obtain a position in clinical research
Who would benefit from enrolling: People working in the field or who want to work in the field
Eligibility Criteria: A minimum of two years of college and/or professional experience
Fees: Summer cost per credit, $500 Fall cost per credit, $340 Reg fee $40/semester
Application Deadline: First day of term
Contact Name: Constance Phillips
Address: 715 Albany Street, S-4
Phone: 617-638-5622
Fax: 617-638-5621
E-Mail: cphilli@bu.edu
Web address: http://www.bu.edu/biotech
Additional Information: BU offers clinical research courses year round. Students take 16 credits for a certificate which is part of a degree program.
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Program Title: Master of Arts in Clinical Investigation
Institution:Boston University School of Medicine
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
Start Date: September, January, Summer
Length of Course/Program: 1 year (full time); 2 years (part-time)
Program Goals: Advancement in a research career in industry or academic setting
Who would benefit from enrolling: Anyone interested in a career in clinical research including those with M.D., or PhD. degrees
Eligibility Criteria: Minimum 3.0 GPA Undergrad; Recommend background in Science Courses;
Fees: $1,042 per credit hour part-time; $33,330 full-time
Application Deadline: Rolling admissions; June 1 for Fall(September); November 15 for Spring(January);
Contact Name: Linda Zimmerman
Address: 715 Albany Street L-317
Phone: 617-638-5704
Fax: 617-638-4842
E-Mail: lzimmerm@bu.edu
Web address: www.bu.edu/maci
Additional Information: Non-Degree applicants should contact the program administrator. Courses offered in the late-afternoon and early evening. MA degree awarded by Boston University School of Medicine.
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Program Title: Master
of Science in Nursing, Clinical Research Management
Program
Institution: Duke University School of Nursing
Location: 3322 DUMC, Durham, NC 27710 OR online
courses are also available.
Start Date: Applications are accepted for fall,
spring or summer enrollment
Length of Course/Program: 39 credit hours for
M.S.N.
Program Goals: The Clinical Research Management
Program in the Duke University School of Nursing prepares
graduates for leadership roles in the execution and
management of clinical research. Students receive
specialized training in multiple aspects of clinical
trials, to include design and management, regulatory
affairs, and business and financial management.
Who would benefit from enrolling: Nurses and
other professionals who have experience in clinical
research management or who are considering a career
change.
Eligibility Criteria: Applicants to the M.S.N.
Program must be registered nurses with a bachelor's
degree in nursing or another field. Please see the
School of Nursing website for specific admission criteria.
Fees: Tuition for the 2006 - 2007 academic year is $785 per credit hour.
Application Deadline: Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling
basis, with the following deadlines: August 1 for fall enrollment,
November 15 for spring enrollment and April 2 for summer enrollment.
Contact Name: Benet Bondi, Admissions Officer
Address: 3322 DUMC, Durham, NC 27710
Phone: 919-684-3786 ext. 270 or toll-free 1-877-415-3853
Fax: 919-668-4693
E-mail:bondi001@mc.duke.edu
Web address: www.nursing.duke.edu
Additional Information: Online courses allow
students to obtain the degree or certificate from
anywhere in the world.
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Program Title: Post-Master's
Certificate in Clinical Research Management
Institution: Duke University School of Nursing
Location: 3322 DUMC, Durham, NC 27710 OR online
courses are also available.
Start Date: Applications are accepted for fall,
spring or summer enrollment
Length of Course/Program: 19 credit hours for
Post-master's Certificate
Program Goals: The Clinical Research Management
Program in the Duke University School of Nursing prepares
graduates for leadership roles in the execution and
management of clinical research. Students receive
specialized training in multiple aspects of clinical
trials, to include design and management, regulatory
affairs, and business and financial management.
Who would benefit from enrolling: Nurses and
other professionals who have experience in clinical
research management or who are considering a career
change.
Eligibility Criteria: Applicants to the Post
Master's Certificate Program must hold a Master's
degree or higher in nursing or another field. Please
see the School of Nursing web site for specific admission
criteria.
Fees: Tuition for the 2006 - 2007 academic year is $785 per credit hour.
Application Deadline: Applications are accepted and reviewed on a rolling
basis, with the following deadlines: August 1 for fall enrollment,
November 15 for spring enrollment and April 2 for summer enrollment.
Contact Name: Benet Bondi, Admissions Officer
Address: 3322 DUMC, Durham, NC 27710
Phone: 919-684-3786 ext. 270 or toll-free 1-877-415-3853
Fax: 919-668-4693
E-mail: bondi001@mc.duke.edu
Web address: www.nursing.duke.edu
Additional Information: Online courses allow
students to obtain the degree or certificate from
anywhere in the world.
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Program Title: MS/Certificate
Programs in Clinical Research
Institution: New York University College of Dentistry
Location: 345 East 24th Street, NY, NY 10010
Start Date: Fall Semester each year
Length of Course/Program: Certificate Program - 1 year (24 credit hours), MS Program - 2 years (50 credit hours)
Program Goals: To produce competent and knowledgeable clinical researchers to serve industry, universities, and government agencies.
Who would benefit from enrolling: Individuals who are interested in clinical research training and those working in industry looking to enhance career skills and acquire a formal education.
Eligibility Criteria: Anyone from academia and/or industry in the areas of dentistry, medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and other allied health professions with a minimum of a B.A. or a B.S. degree.
Fees: Tuition for the program is according to the standard per credit tuition fee for the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences at NYU ($1080 per credit in 2006).
Priority Application Deadline: February 28th. (Depending on availability of slots, late applications received up to June 30th will be considered)
Contact Name: Juliana Cools
Phone: 212-998-9934
Fax: 212-995-4788
E-mail: jc1290@nyu.edu
Web address: http://www.nyu.edu/dental/advanceded/clinicalresearch/index.html
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ProgramTitle: USC Regulatory Science Program
Institution: University of Southern California
Location: Los Angeles (onsite & distance learning)
Start Date: Fall, Spring, & Summer terms
Length of Course/Program: On average, one year
Program Goals: Certificate in Clinical Research Design and Management
Who would benefit from enrolling: Individuals interested in clinical research either at a clinical site or medical products company
Eligibility Criteria: Undergraduate Degree
Fees: Tuition per unit
Priority Application Deadline: June 15 for Fall, October 15 for Spring, February 15 for Summer
Contact Name: Kathy Knodel, Program Manager
Address:1540 Alcazar Street, CHP G32, Los Angeles, California, 90089
Phone: (323) 442-3102
Fax: (323) 442-2333
E-Mail: regsci@usc.edu
Web Address: http://regulatory.usc.edu
Additional Information: The graduate Certificate in Clinical Research Design and Management is
designed to strengthen the statistical, research and project-management skills of clinical researchers and
their associated clinical team members. Students must complete at least 12 units of coursework including at
least two courses in clinical design and trial management, one course in ethics and one course in a specialized
aspect of design, management or statistics, subject to the approval of the program director. The program
will include coursework delivered in nontraditional formats such as intensive weekend sessions and will use
distance capabilities to capture and web cast lectures and study materials. Courses can be taken on site, by
distance or as a blended combination. Students should confirm their specific coursework plan in consultation
with the graduate advisors before beginning the program. Students who have a baccalaureate degree from an
accredited college or university must submit an application for graduate study through the Regulatory Science
program of the School of Pharmacy. GRE scores are not required for admission to the certificate program.
Students are expected to enroll each semester until the program is completed.
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