• What: A six-month certificate program that provides training in clinical and translational research, including approximately 50 hours of didactic instruction as well as interactive experiences. Course content represents the following modules: Clinical Trials, Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Ethics, Clinical Genetics Research, Behavioral and Outcomes Research, and Dissemination of Results.
• Why: This program gives an overview of clinical and translational science and can help prepare participants to conduct clinical and translational research responsibly.
• Who: Faculty, Graduate & Postgraduate

• What: A lecture series on translational research held each summer to introduce translational research to investigators: from translating your question into a project, project/team management, research methods to preparing a scientific abstract and writing your research.
• Why: Participants will gain a basic understanding of translational research and how to manage research projects.
• Who: Undergraduate, Graduate & Postgraduate

What: Clinical Research Support Program (CRSP) educational offerings provide academic training in the principles essential for success in the clinical research environment. In-person, classroom-based, and online courses relevant to investigators, study coordinators, financial staff, regulatory coordinators, and other research staff are available, with emphases on Good Clinical Practices (GCP), compliance, and other key topics.