Greenville Health System (GHS) and Clemson University’s Department of Public Health Sciences are now offering a graduate-level certificate in Clinical and Translational Research. The goal of the program is to enhance clinical and translational research capabilities of clinicians, nurses, research support staff and other health professionals. The program will be delivered via evening classes at University Center at Greenville.
A bachelor’s degree is a pre-requisite. This program has been approved for tuition support. Those currently in clinical or research roles take precedence. For consideration, apply via the GHS Health Sciences Center Research Division. To earn this graduate certificate, students must complete eight required credit hours and an additional four hours of graduate-level elective courses.
Those currently in clinical or research roles take precedence
Questions may be directed to rgimbel@clemson.edu.
Applications
Applications are currently being accepted for the program. Click here to view step-by-step application instructions.
Required Courses
- HLTH 8120, Clinical & Translational Science (2)
- HLTH 8210, Health Research I: Design & Measurement (3)
- HLTH 8030, Epidemiological Research (3)
Elective Courses
- HLTH 8140, Health System Quality Improvement (2)
- HLTH 8130, Population Health & Research (2)
- MTHSC 8050, Data Analysis (3)
- MTHSC 8070, Applied Multivariate Analysis (3)
Note: MTHSC courses are offered on Clemson’s main campus.
Certificate Completion Options
12-Month Plan
- Fall: HLTH 8120 and HLTH 8140
- Spring: HLTH 8210 and HLTH 8130
- Summer: HLTH 8090
21-Month Plan
Year 1
- Fall: HLTH 8120
- Spring: HLTH 8210
- Summer: HLTH 8090
Year 2
- Fall: HLTH 8140
- Spring: HLTH 8130
