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ScM Clinical and Translational Research at Brown University

Brown University, United States

Programme overview

Master's designed mainly for physicians, doctorally trained basic scientists and students in doctoral or medical programs, training them to move basic research into clinical practice. CEPH-accredited. Brown has admitted no new students since fall 2022 and the program remains open only until enrolled students graduate or reach their time limit.

Faculty: Division of Master's and Professional Programs  |  Department: School of Public Health  |  Duration: Maximum of five years from initial enrollment for full-time students  |  Intake: Closed to new applicants since fall 2022  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Providence, RI, United States

What you will study

Introductory research methods (EPI 2120 or 2150), biostatistics (STAT 2507/2508 or 2510/2511), two advanced research methods courses, Scientific Writing (PHP 2090), Topics in CTR (PHP 2470, twice) and two CTR electives.

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Application information

Master's and professional master's cohorts start in fall (September), with some programmes starting in summer (June-August); billing is by Summer, Fall and Spring terms.

Professional master's programmes charge a $200 one-time application fee.

Apply through the official page: https://graduateprograms.brown.edu/

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