Students are required to successfully complete nine courses, attend mandatory seminar sessions throughout the program, and complete a thesis. Coursework done for credit as a nondegree student or as a student in the Certificate in Clinical and Translational Research may be counted toward the Master's in CTR degree with the approval of the CTR Master's Program Director. In addition to Master's in CTR core course requirements, students will choose two electives, and work with their academic advisor to design an educational plan that reflects their interests and career goals. Students are required to develop an academic portfolio, in which they should explore a topic of interest in clinical and translational research. Fulltime students generally take 4.5 courses per year over two years.
TOEFL, the recommended minimum score for admission consideration is 577 on the paper-based test and 90 on the Internet-based test.
IELTS, the recommended minimum overall band score is 7.
Official Transcripts:
Official Transcript(s) including all undergraduate, graduate, or medical school academic work and GPA
Personal Statement:
Personal Statement (addressing understanding of clinical and translational science and commitment to pursuing a career that utilizes the skill set)