Applications are now being accepted for updated Master’s and Certificate in Clinical and Translational Science programs beginning Fall 2020.
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute of Southeast Wisconsin is excited to begin accepting applications for students in the Master’s and Certificate of Clinical and Translational Science program to begin in Fall 2020. In recent months, under the leadership of Dr. Leonard Egede, MD, MS, the CTSI has collaborated with the MCW Graduate School to make updates to the curriculum to reflect the growing field of Clinical & Translational Science.
The new program will feature new and updated 3-credit courses as part of a 36-credit MS curriculum. Students will be able to select from one of four emphasis tracks: Translational Science, Population Science, Health Systems Science, and Community-Based Science. Certificates can also be earned by completing 12-credits within each of the emphasis tracks.
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