Clinical Research Training Center
Campus Box 8051
660 South Euclid Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63110-1093
Phone: 314.454.8224
Fax: 314.454.8279
In addition to the clinical investigation core courses, the MSCI program has three concentrations that allow students to pursue courses tailored specifically to their interest in clinical and translational research.
The Master of Science in Clinical Investigation (MSCI) at Washington University is designed as a one to three year full- or part-time degree program for young investigators committed to pursuing academic careers in clinical research. The unique program combines didactic coursework with mentored research and career development opportunities and provides students with the knowledge and tools to excel in the areas of clinical investigation most relevant to their careers.Individuals who participate in a CRTC training program (i.e. Postdoctoral MTPCI, KL2, KM1 or K12) are eligible to pursue the MSCI degree as their didactic course of study. The MSCI is also available as a stand-alone program to individuals who are not US Citizens or permanent US residents.
The Clinical Investigation Curriculum has been created to provide didactic instruction in topics that are relevant and critical to all clinical research. Courses are open to scholars participating in affiliated Washington University graduate or post graduate programs, and to individuals with a post-graduate degree in medicine or health who are employees of a partner institution.
The Certificate in Clinical Investigation (MSCI) is a 16-credit certificate program for young investigators committed to pursuing academic careers in clinical research.
How do I know which program is right for me? How can I apply? Find answers to our most frequently asked questions here.
Review eligibility requirements for the CRTC program of your choice and complete and submit your application online today.
Clinical Research Training Center
Campus Box 8051
660 South Euclid Avenue
St. Louis, MO 63110-1093
Phone: 314.454.8224
Fax: 314.454.8279