Master of Professional Science in Regulatory Science
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#1
School of Pharmacy
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3-6
Semesters
32
Credit Hours
100%
Online
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WEBINAR | MARCH 26, 2025 | 12:00 p.m – 1:00 p.m. ET
Join Program Director Patricia Termini, MS, RAC, and Assistant Dean for Graduate Education Michael Jarstfer, PhD, for a discussion on the MPS in Regulatory Science program details and the role of the regulatory professional in this high-demand career. This is a perfect time to engage in a conversation and have any of your questions answered!
A One-of-a-Kind Program
There is an increasing need for well-trained regulatory professionals who understand how regulatory science can advance pharmaceutical product development from concept to market and beyond. Our program is distinctive in the balance of advanced regulatory science and critical business skills, including an internship experience that will allow you to put all your skills to practice. We ensure our students are well-equipped to succeed in a regulatory science role and as a future leader in the field. No other Regulatory Science program offers a Master of Professional Science and we are proud to be recognized by the National Professional Science Master’s Association (NPSMA).
Program Highlights
- Curriculum developed by faculty and working professionals
- Balanced regulatory science and professional skills training
- Experiential learning internship
- Seminar series provides working professional experiences
- Online hybrid asynchronous and synchronous curriculum
- Faculty support and mentoring for all students
- Networking opportunities throughout the program
- Advisory Committee of recognized regulatory leaders
- Full-time and part-time enrollment options
- Flexible Fall and Spring semester entry available
- NCCU Scholarship available to support tuition for qualified current or former NCCU students
HBCU Scholarship
TUITION SUPPORT OPPORTUNITY
In 2023, the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy partnered with the Burroughs Wellcome Fund to provide tuition support for qualified current students or alumni from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), such as North Carolina Central University (NCCU). Once a current HBCU student or alumni submits their application to the Master of Professional Science in Regulatory Science program, the individual will be automatically considered for scholarship funds based on their academic history.
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