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Doctor of Pharmacy/ Master of Science in Clinical Research (MSCR) Degree Campbell University, USA

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This program allows students to apply certain credits from the Pharm.D. curriculum towards the requirements of the MSCR degree, and to apply MSCR courses to Pharm.D. elective requirements. Students in this program can earn a professional pharmacy degree and a Master of Science in Clinical Research degree concurrently. These students may elect to design their research project in collaboration with their Clinical Preceptor during an appropriate fourth year Clerkship, an option that is not available to students pursuing separate Pharm.D. and MSCR degrees. This unique joint degree program provides pharmacists with an additional qualification and a broad understanding of clinical research. Graduates will augment their clinical pharmacy practice skills with an in-depth understanding of the fundamentals required to produce and interpret medical evidence which may be utilized in a variety of practice settings. Graduates will possess the education and the necessary skills to choose from a broader range of career options.

Program modules

The modules includes CLNR 505 Principles of Clinical Research, CLNR 515 New Product Development, CLNR 518 Experimental Design & Biostatistics, CLNR 519 Physical & Clinical Assessment, CLNR 520 Advanced Data Management, CLNR 525 Medical Ethics, CLNR 530 Regulatory Affairs, CLNR 552 Scientific Communications, CLNR 559 Managing & Monitoring Clinical Trials, CLNR 566 Advanced Study Design & Analysis, CLNR 568 Project Management, CLNR 606 Clinical Research Seminar, CLNR 690 Research Project I, CLNR 695 Research Project II .

Entry requirement for international students

Applicants seeking admission must have a bachelor's Degree with a minimum GPA of 3.0; GRE/PCAT/MCAT; TOEFL score of 550 on paper-based, 213 on computer-based, 79 on internet-based. General Prerequisites: Anatomy and Physiology (4 Hours), Statistics (3 Hours), Science Courses (12 Hours, including 2 courses with labs).

Campbell University accepts IELTS*

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Doctoral

Awarding body

Campbell University

Department name

College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Venue / office name

College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences

Address

PO Box 1090
BUIES CREEK
North Carolina
27506

Venue description

Campbell University School of Pharmacy is dedicated to enhancing diversity in the field of pharmacy. To address the needs of citizens in different geographical locations and ethnic groups, Campbell University has developed Pharmacy Readiness and Enrichment Program (PREP). PREP targets a diverse group of students who excel in the sciences. PREP is designed to increase student's scientific knowledge as well as prepare them for the rigors of admission into a professional pharmacy program. PREP exposes students to different roles of a pharmacist through demonstrations at health fairs. PREP aims to educate students through distance learning seminars on a variety of topics including current healthcare issues.

Telephone number

+1 910 893 5428

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Yes

Accommodation details

The on-campus experience will offer a variety of personal learning opportunities to supplement students formal education. The following are the men's residence halls: Baldwin, Kitchin, McCall, Murray, Sauls, Small; Women’s residence halls are: Bryan, Burkot, Day, Hedgpeth, Jones, Powell, Strickland. Each room is furnished with basic furnishings for each student which includes: Closet or Wardrobe, Desk and Chair, Single bed - 80" mattresses, Chest of drawers. The On-Campus Advantages: Students who live on campus for one year are 43 percent more likely to finish college than those who never live on campus. More likely to do graduate work. Likely to have a higher GPA in undergraduate or graduate work. Improved self-confidence and ability to speak in public. More satisfied with undergraduate experience. More interpersonal contacts with faculty and peers. Increase in artistic interest. Greater increases in interpersonal self-esteem. Greater participation in outside class activities. Experience greatest change in philosophy, value, political views, and career goals.

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