Image Graduate Education Behavioral Science Education Graduate Education Graduate Education The interdisciplinary certificate, master's pathway, and PhD programs in clinical and translational science (CTS) are designed to establish knowledge-based and skill-based competencies in communication, professionalism, critical thinking, and synthesis of knowledge, planning, management and assessment, and leadership in the following areas: CTS methods and technologies Scientific knowledge Measurement and statistics Research integrity Collaboration and team building To learn more about these programs: Download our graduate program brochure. Review our slide deck for student orientation. Review our program guides: Certificate in CTS Program Guide 2022-2023 Master of Science in Medical Sciences in CTS Program Guide 2022-2023 PhD in CTS Program Guide 2022-2023 Review our application procedures Review our funding opportunities Contact our Director of Graduate Studies Clinicians who are interested in pursuing a career as a clinician-scientist should strongly consider formal training such as the PhD program in Clinical and Translational Science. You need the structure and accountability that a degree program like this helps to build, including meaningful mentorship and collaboration with other researchers outside your field. We are our own worst enemies when it comes to managing our time and setting feasible personal goals and expectations. A program such as this can create something of a research career driving lane to keep you focused and on track with where you are, what information you need to move forward, and where you need to go. Image Matthew Bush, MD, PhD, MBA Associate Professor of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery; Vice Chair for Research; 2017 Graduate of the UK PhD Program in Clinical Translational Science
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