Clinical Research (M.Sc.)

Clinical Research (M.Sc.)

Master clinical research methods and innovation — in a fully online format and in collaboration with Harvard’s PPCR program.

The Master's Program in Clinical Research (MPCR) at Dresden International University is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the methodology and practice of clinical research. Our program creates an international platform for medical scientists that emphasizes teamwork, creativity, out-of-the-box thinking, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

With our strong partnership with Harvard University, we recognize the grades of the international nine-month distance-learning program “Principles and Practice of Clinical Research (PPCR)” offered by the Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, allowing graduates of the PPCR course to continue with our Master's program.

The program is designed for:

• Program graduates and students of Harvard Course "Principles and Practice of Clinical Research (PPCR)"
  
• Medical graduates with ambitions in the field of research
  
• Medics and nurses interested in clinical research
  
• Researcher in the medical field
  
• Clinics, companies and institutions conducting clinical trials
  
  

Key Benefits of the Master’s Program in Clinical Research

• Gain an in-depth understanding of clinical research
  
• Develop advanced knowledge and practical skills
  
• Learn in a collaborative environment
  
• Work closely with experienced lecturers and researchers
  
• Combine theory with practice -
  
• Graduate well-prepared
  
• Publish your master’s thesis in an international peer-reviewed journal
  
  

Admission requirements

• completed university studies (240 ECTS) which are recognised in your country of origin
  
• registration for the PPCR course of “Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health” or you have a certificate about passing this course
  
• proof of currently working in the field of clinical research
  
• and at least one-year of professional experience
  
  

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