clinical research program
Humber’s Clinical Research Ontario graduate certificate program prepares graduates for employment in managing and administering clinical trials, both in Canada and around the world. In just three semesters, gain the skills and strategies needed to work for hospitals, research industries, government agencies, pharmaceutical and biotech companies, and more.
Many Humber Clinical Research faculty work for large biopharmaceutical companies in Toronto or have strong connections to government and industry, so students learn relevant content and can use these connections when applying for jobs. The program covers international guidelines, with a balanced emphasis on Canadian, U.S. and European regulations and processes.Courses include the drug development process; regulations, guidelines and standards; research methodology and biostatistics; clinical trial organization, monitoring and documentation; and project management.
A work placement provides experience and industry contacts. The Clinical Research program is also offered part time without the work placement component.
Career opportunities
Graduates of Humber’s Clinical Research certificate work on the design, administration and management of clinical trials, which take place in Canada and internationally. These trials test the safety and efficacy of medications, medical devices and other health products in order to safely introduce them to the market.
Graduates work for organizations and companies in Toronto and throughout North America, including companies such as ApoPharma, Pharma Medica Research, Bayer, Health Canada, Janssen, The Hospital for Sick Children, Princess Margaret Hospital, Sanofi, University Health Network and others.
Based on experience, graduates can work as a:
- clinical research associate (CRA)
- clinical research co-ordinator (CRC)
- monitor
- medical writer
- pharmacovigilance specialist
- clinical project management assistant
Work Placement
A three-month placement provides students with an opportunity to apply and integrate gained knowledge and skills in a real-world work setting. Most placements are in the following sectors: pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device organizations, government agencies and hospitals.
Curriculum
Semester 1
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| CLIN 520 | Introduction to Clinical Research |
| CLIN 521 | ICH and Legislation Governing Clinical Research |
| CLIN 522 | Interpersonal Skills |
| CLIN 523 | Clinical Laboratory Procedures |
| CLIN 524 | Pharmacology |
| CLIN 525 | Physiology and Pathophysiology |
Semester 2
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| CLIN 530 | Non-drug Products |
| CLIN 531 | Organization and Monitoring of Clinicals Trials |
| CLIN 532 | Data Management and Biostatistics |
| CLIN 533 | Clinical Trials and Therapeutic Areas |
| CLIN 534 | Clinical Project Management |
| CLIN 535 | Clinical Documentation |
Semester 3
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| CLIN 540 | Internship |
| CLIN 541 | Integrative Seminar |
Admission Requirements
- A Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in Health Science, Pharmacy, some areas in Life Sciences or a related field. Internationally educated individuals must have the equivalent of a Canadian Bachelor of Science degree. Degrees completed outside of Canada must be evaluated by one of the following: International Credential Assessment Service or World Education Service
- Testing in English writing skills and reading comprehension
- Additionally, applicants must submit a detailed resumé describing their background (academic and experience) and cover letter outlining their understanding of the field of clinical research and what they would bring to the field
- Applicants are ranked based on the testing results and the best qualified are invited in for an interview/information session where the final selection is made for admission into the program
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