The Master's in Regulatory Compliance requires the completion of 11 courses. Students complete six core courses, including a capstone or thesis, four courses corresponding to a declared program specialization, and one cross-specialization elective course. Specializations allow students to tailor their studies to specific career goals. There are three specializations: Clinical Research, Healthcare Compliance, and Quality Systems. Current students should refer to curriculum requirements in place at time of entry into the program.

Curriculum

Core Courses (6 units)

Specialization Courses (5 units)

Specializations allow students to tailor their studies to specific career goals. There are three specializations: Clinical Research, Healthcare Compliance, and Quality Systems. Each specialization has four courses corresponding to the declared program specialization and one cross-elective specialization course. 

About the Final Project

Students pursue their capstone experience independently or as part of a team. As their final course, students take either the individual research project in an independent study format or the classroom final course in which students integrate the knowledge they have gained in the core curriculum in work assigned by the instructor. In both cases, students are guided by faculty in exploring the body of knowledge on regulatory compliance while contributing research of practical value to the field. The capstone independent project and capstone class project count as one unit of credit.