International Biomedical Regulatory Sciences - Graduate Programs
Published Survey
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Contact Information

International Biomedical Regulatory Sciences - Graduate Programs
The University of Georgia College of Pharmacy
International Biomedical Regulatory Sciences Program
2530 Sever Road #100
Lawrenceville
Georgia
30043-4005
United States
Distance Pathway/Online
  • Name: Beverly Minor
    Title: Office Lead
    Office: International Biomedical Regulatory Sciences Program
    Phone (Work): 678-985-6809
    Email: beverlyminor@uga.edu
  • Name: Johnna Hodges
    Title: Assistant Director
    Office: International Biomedical Regulatory Sciences Program
    Phone (Work): 678-985-6808
    Email: jhodges@uga.edu
  • Name: Grace Gowda
    Title: Director
    Office: International Biomedical Regulatory Sciences Program
    Phone (Work): 678-985-6827
    Email: grace.gowda@uga.edu
Yes

Program Application Deadline

June 15, 2023
Yes
No
Domestic applicants = $75; International applicants = $100; Former UGA graduate students returning within four terms of their last registration will pay the reduced rate of $25 for the application fee.
The Regulatory Sciences Certificate and Master's programs have two (2) application cycles per year, Fall Semester and Spring Semester. Domestic Applications: Fall Semester - June 1; Spring Semester - November 1. International Applications: Fall Semester - April 15; Spring Semester - October 15. The application deadlines are two weeks prior to that of the University's Graduate School's deadlines. We will accept applications on an on-going basis. We do not conduct new admissions for Summer.
Yes

Program Description

The UGA Regulatory Sciences (RS) Programs are academic graduate programs designed to prepare Regulatory Affairs Professionals for careers in the Medical Device, Pharmaceutical, Biologics, and Animal Health business sectors. These programs are web-based and part-time. Course work uses a blended instructional approach of asynchronously delivered content and interactive project work taught by subject matter experts from industry, the university, and regulatory agencies to ensure that the content is current and relevant. Classes are intended to allow individual flexibility, yet are structured to progress student learning during the semester. Each semester is 15-16 weeks in length except for summer semester which is 11 weeks.

The rapid expansion of pharmaceutical and biomedical products requires a greater number of highly skilled Regulatory Sciences professionals to oversee the approval for new products lines and manage compliance with complex regulatory policies and procedures. Specialized and convenient education is crucial for professionals to develop and sustain an understanding of the ever-changing regulatory environment. The Masters of Science for Regulatory Sciences Program assures a strong professional background needed to succeed in administrative positions and specialized areas required of hands-on profession. This program is for individuals with a clear objective to cultivate a career in regulatory affairs and those with an industry background desiring advanced education in regulatory management. The Masters of Science for Regulatory Sciences Program covers regulatory requirements for Pharmaceutical, Biologic, Medical Device, Animal Health, International Regulations, and Combination Products.
Yes

Institution Information

Public
Yes
Fall, Spring
  • The University of Georgia Gwinnett Campus
  • Online
Yes

Degree Requirements

39
Not Required
Varies
Required
Not Required
Varies
The University of Georgia's Regulatory Sciences Program offers two pathways, either a Thesis-path option or a Project-path option for the Masters of Science Degree Program. (1) The non-thesis pathway (or Project pathway) requires at least 39 semester hours, which includes an applied project or internship and a comprehensive examination. (2) The thesis pathway requires at least 38 semester hours, which includes the development and oral defense of a research‐based thesis.
Yes

Degree Information

Distance Pathway/Online
  • Project Path
  • Thesis Path
Regulatory Science
The University of Georgia's Regulatory Sciences Program covers regulatory requirements for Pharmaceutical, Biologic, Medical Device, Animal Health, International Regulations, and Combination Products industries.
Yes

Program Statistics

Yes
14
Last academic year-country of origin of the accepted students:
3
Yes
Last academic year-graduates job placement:
Yes

GRE and Other Tests

No
TOEFL or IELTS
Yes

Letters of Recommendation

Yes
3
Past professors and employers are the preferred recommender types.
Yes

Other Admission Requirements

2
1. University of Georgia (UGA) Graduate School application
2. A departmental Personal Information Profile sheet
3. A Statement of Purpose: one page in length addressing why you are interested in this program.
4. A Resume: Professional résumé outlining the applicant's clinical trials or regulatory sciences experience.
5. Three (3) letters of reference are submitted online when you submit the Graduate School application.
6. Departmental Interview for the MS program; No interview is required for the graduate certificate application
Yes

Financial Support

0
None
0
An applicant is encouraged to review the University of Georgia's Office of Financial Aid website for additional information. The URL is https://osfa.uga.edu/.
Yes

Background Checks and Drug Screenings

We are not a participating PharmGrad program
We are not a participating PharmGrad program
Yes