St. Thomas University Graduate School
MS in Regulatory Science (STEM)
STEMFormat
Part timeDuration
25 monthsAdvance Your Career with a Master of Science in Regulatory Science
The Master of Science in Regulatory Science at the University of St. Thomas prepares you to thrive in the rapidly evolving field of medical device Regulatory Science. Gain the expertise needed to ensure compliance with regulations and drive innovation in the industry.
Why a St. Thomas M.S. in Regulatory Science?
In-Demand Expertise:Regulatory professionals are essential in ensuring product safety and efficacy, making this field increasingly critical in today's health-focused market.
Industry-Focused, Comprehensive Curriculum:Our program is developed in collaboration with industry leaders, ensuring that the curriculum aligns with current demands and effectively prepares you for the challenges of the regulatory landscape.
Learn from Industry Leaders:Benefit from a curriculum designed and taught by experienced faculty who have extensive backgrounds in regulatory affairs. Their real-world insights will equip you with practical knowledge that can be applied immediately in your career.
Networking Opportunities:Join a robust community of professionals, alumni, and industry experts. Networking can lead to mentorship opportunities, job placements, and collaborations that enhance your career prospects.
Immediate Career Impact:Graduates of our program are well-prepared to enter the workforce or advance in their current roles, equipped with the skills necessary to make immediate contributions to their organizations.
Flexible Learning Options:Our program offers the flexibility of part-time and full-time study, with evening classes designed to accommodate working professionals, allowing you to balance your education with your career. The M.S. in Regulatory Science is an 11 course (33 credit) program.
Supportive Learning Environment:Engage in a collaborative atmosphere that encourages professional growth and development.
STEM-approved:All our graduate programs are STEM-approved.
