Master in Regulatory Science

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The M.S. in Regulatory Science is an 11 course (33 credit) program. Medical Device regulatory professionals make a difference in people's lives. These are the individuals who navigate the government's laws and regulations to bring lifesaving and life-enhancing technology to patients. If you are looking for a satisfying, high-paying, in-demand position in this high-growth field, then Regulatory Science may be a great degree choice for you. Students in this program will learn how to interpret and apply a very broad array of current regulatory requirements for medical devices and combination products. They also acquire the necessary skills to effectively implement future changes in regulations, guidance documents and standards. Students are encouraged to select courses, projects and presentations throughout their program that will best serve their professional interests.