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Biological Sciences

Study Level

Masters

This MS in Biomedical Science Policy and Advocacy aims to provide students with an understanding of policy and advocacy principles as well as familiarity with essential concepts in the field of biomedical science. We feel that this dichotomy is essential for making educated and effective decisions in the crucial field of science policy. From stem cell research to bioterrorism, science has quickly come to the forefront of the global health and security agenda and the policy decisions we make as a society will affect us for years to come. Unfortunately, the field of science policy as it exists today is populated with professionals whose experience and education are highly polarized in either science or public policy. This area has for decades been viewed as a merging of two distinct disciplines - to its own detriment. The field of Science Policy is a host to an enormous body of knowledge, which is presented for the first time in this new, unique graduate program. Program Benefits Training in biomedical science and advocacy principles Introduction to science policy for scientists Both global and domestic policy emphasized Presentation of critical policy issues and advocacy efforts in biomedical science Science Policy & Advocacy Lecture Series hosted by the department. A variety of expert speakers present their views of science policy and advocacy issues A new course in policy and diplomacy offered 30 credit hours, satisfying curricular requirements outlines in the Core Courses section Opportunity for internship and/or independent study project with policy experts Career Development Seminars Either a full-time [1-year] or part-time [up to 3 years] study program Biotechnology and policy integrated /strong> Global law course in public health

Programme overview

Main Subject

Biological Sciences

Study Level

Masters

This MS in Biomedical Science Policy and Advocacy aims to provide students with an understanding of policy and advocacy principles as well as familiarity with essential concepts in the field of biomedical science. We feel that this dichotomy is essential for making educated and effective decisions in the crucial field of science policy. From stem cell research to bioterrorism, science has quickly come to the forefront of the global health and security agenda and the policy decisions we make as a society will affect us for years to come. Unfortunately, the field of science policy as it exists today is populated with professionals whose experience and education are highly polarized in either science or public policy. This area has for decades been viewed as a merging of two distinct disciplines - to its own detriment. The field of Science Policy is a host to an enormous body of knowledge, which is presented for the first time in this new, unique graduate program. Program Benefits Training in biomedical science and advocacy principles Introduction to science policy for scientists Both global and domestic policy emphasized Presentation of critical policy issues and advocacy efforts in biomedical science Science Policy & Advocacy Lecture Series hosted by the department. A variety of expert speakers present their views of science policy and advocacy issues A new course in policy and diplomacy offered 30 credit hours, satisfying curricular requirements outlines in the Core Courses section Opportunity for internship and/or independent study project with policy experts Career Development Seminars Either a full-time [1-year] or part-time [up to 3 years] study program Biotechnology and policy integrated /strong> Global law course in public health

Admission Requirements

IELTS

7+

Other English Language Requirements: a TOEFL score of at least 550 on the paper based score.

Starting Month(s)

Jan-2000

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