The Clinical Trials Design and Research Graduate Certificate program is designed for individuals working in the scientific, regulatory, and business aspects of drug development.
Pharmacy, medical, nursing, and business graduates already working in drug development will benefit from this online degree program.
Prerequisites:
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University of Cincinnati graduate school online application.
Two letters of reference are required.
References should come from individuals who can attest to your academic and professional skills. Letters of recommendation from family, friends, current students, politicians, or clergy are not accepted.
A professional and current resume.
Provide a few paragraphs on why you plan to pursue this program and how you plan to use this degree in the future.
All college transcripts with evidence of high academic achievement.
Unofficial transcripts are sufficient to make offers of admission. However, all official and final transcripts must be received by the Graduate School by 30 days before the start of class enrollment to secure admission offer.
Official transcripts may be submitted with your application and sent to:
University of Cincinnati Graduate School 110 Van Wormer Circle Pox Office Box 00627 Cincinnati, Oho 45221-037
There is a $20.00 application fee.
The Clinical Trials Design and Research Graduate Certificate is typically completed in 2 semesters or less than 1 year based on taking 2 courses per semester, which is the average pace.
For the Clinical Trials Design and Research Graduate Certificate, a grade-point average (GPA) of at least 3.00 or foreign equivalent is recommended.
Requirements include:
Please visit the Admissions Requirements page for more information.
The University of Cincinnati is one of the first institutions to offer online courses. Innovation in education is at the forefront of what we do. We have expanded the convenience and quality of our online learning to online degree programs. Today, we offer nearly 100 degrees from undergraduate to doctoral programs.
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