The MSc in Clinical and Translational Research at University College Dublin (UCD) trains you to design, conduct, and manage patient-focused studies and translate findings into real-world healthcare. You develop advanced skills in clinical trials, biostatistics, research governance, and critical appraisal through a blend of academic learning and applied research experience.
The Master of Science (MSc) in Clinical and Translational Research at University College Dublin (UCD) equips students with the essential skills to design, implement, and manage patient-centered research studies. The programme emphasizes the translation of research findings into practical applications within healthcare settings. Students gain expertise in key areas such as clinical trials, biostatistics, research governance, and critical appraisal, blending theoretical knowledge with hands-on research experience.
This MSc programme is structured to provide a solid foundation in clinical investigation and translational research, culminating in a practical clinical research project.
Note: Module titles and structure may vary. Always confirm the latest offerings with UCD.
Applicants whose previous education was not in English may need to submit an English proficiency test score. Typical minimum scores for this programme include:
Graduates of the MSc in Clinical and Translational Research are well-prepared for careers in various sectors, including clinical research, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare organizations. The skills acquired during the programme enable graduates to contribute significantly to the advancement of medical science and patient care.
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