Course Description
Developed and delivered in partnership with iheed, the Masters in Clinical Research will help support and educate the new generation of clinical researchers. The course offers state-of-the-art education that can be accessed anytime, anywhere and provide participants with a leading edge understanding of Clinical Research. The content is designed to respond to individual learner and group needs.
The Masters in Clinical Research is designed specifically for healthcare professionals and biomedical scientists wishing to pursue a career in clinical research. As such, candidates will be healthcare practitioners or biomedical scientists fulfilling a variety of roles. The course has been developed to meet the needs of working graduates who wish to up-skill, specialise or change career direction towards research in clinical, pharmaceutical, medical device or academic sectors.
Entry Requirements
Hold a 2:2 honours degree (or above) from a UK university or comparable institution.
Fees
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Programme Funding
We offer a variety of postgraduate funding options for study at the University of Warwick, from postgraduate loans, university scholarships, fee awards, to academic department bursaries.
Student Destinations
The field of clinical research is vast and dynamic, offering opportunities for specialisation and advancement based on individual interests and skills. There are four principal areas where we would expect to see alumni:
- Within a professional role in any of the healthcare professions where there is some involvement in clinical research. This would include (but is not be limited to) medicine, pharmacy, pathology, nursing, and radiology.
- Within the pharmaceutical industry there are many roles in the organisation and management of clinical trials, including those of Clinical Research Associate but also in medical affairs, pharmacovigilance, and drug safety.
- Clinical Trials Units require Clinical Trials Managers, Clinical Data Managers. These are diverse organisations that need to call upon a wide range of skills and professions.
- Regulatory bodies require Regulatory Affairs Specialists with in-depth knowledge of regulatory requirements and best practice to ensure that clinical research activities and submissions comply with applicable regulatory guidelines and requirements.
The skills developed in achieving a Masters in Clinical Research have wide application in the diverse clinical research environment, but many are also highly transferable skills that will benefit advancement in any professional career track.
Module Details
Core Modules – Postgraduate Certificate
- Understanding Evidence in Practice
- Clinical Research Design
- Clinical Research Analysis
Core Modules – Postgraduate Diploma
- Understanding Evidence in Practice
- Clinical Research Design
- Clinical Research Analysis
- Leadership in Clinical Research
- Design of Clinical Trials
- Management of Patient-Centred Research
Core Modules – MSc
- Understanding Evidence in Practice
- Clinical Research Design
- Clinical Research Analysis
- Leadership in Clinical Research
- Design of Clinical Trials
- Management of Patient-Centred Research
- Professional Project in Clinical Research