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Fall 2023 Applications

Deadline: July 1

Apply to join our program, or attend one of our webinars to learn more about us.

Unique Program Features

Hands-On Experience
Application of knowledge gained in the classroom through real-world experience and capstone project

Experts
Courses taught by expert faculty who are practitioners and leaders in the field of translational research

Flexibility
Afternoon and evening class offered online/synchronous; can be completed in 1-year accelerated schedule; program offers the flexibility to enroll full-time or part-time

Ideal Location
Located in the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., home to the National Institutes of Health, (NIH), Food & Drug Administration (FDA), clinical research organizations, and biotechnology companies

Why Clinical & Translational Research at Georgetown?

Clinical and translational research, and systems medicine/biosciences, are becoming increasingly central approaches to understanding and addressing barriers to health and health care. While there are several mechanisms that support mentored research training for subspecialty fellows, junior faculty, and members of the research team, clinical and translational research increasingly requires focused, rigorous, and targeted didactic training.

Graduates of the Master of Science in Clinical & Translational Research at Georgetown University are prepared for careers as clinical faculty in medical centers, as investigators in pharmaceutical or medical device industries, as employees of clinical research organizations or federal agencies, and in support oversight roles within academic organizations or directorship of accredited specialty/subspecialty training programs.

Our program helps students become well versed in foundational aspects of research methods as well as the essential clinical research methods. Our coursework prepares students with skills in project design and associated grant preparation, effective communication of research results and emerging powerful tools for clinical investigations that can be applied and implemented in their work environment.