Students who opt to complete a graduate certificate in health sciences analyze key contemporary issues in U.S. health and social policy that affect the design and structure of the health care system; assess the health policy development process and its influence on health care delivery and quality; and discuss domestic and international regulatory processes and practices from early non-clinical investigations, through human clinical trials, manufacturing and testing up to launch, post-developing products, navigating the regulatory review and approval process, and contributing to keeping products on the market. As part of the certificate students will use an Integrative case-based approach, analyze complex problems in the management and leadership of healthcare systems.
The following requirements must be fulfilled: 15 credits in required courses.
Course List Code | Title | Credits |
CML 6205 | Case Studies in Clinical Management and Leadership | |
HCQ 6200 | Introduction to Healthcare Quality | |
HCQ 6202 | Health Care Quality Landscape | |
HSCI 6240 | Issues and Trends in the Health Care System | |
RCR 6201 | Introduction to Global Regulatory Affairs and Clinical Research | |