The graduates from this degree program will be proficient in applying leadership, management, and decision making skills in a regulated environment; understanding and conversing with others in a multidisciplinary field; understanding ethical, business, financial, global, and strategic implications in medical product development; and enriching the community with ethical and socially responsible graduates in a field in which the highest levels of integrity are a fundamental necessity.
Students in the MPDM Graduate program will be able to:
Program learning outcomes | Course(s) | University Learning Goals |
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PLO-1 Professionalism in Written and Oral Communications; Information literacy |
SMPD 281A, Clinical Development SMPD 281B, SMPD 289A, SMPD 289B |
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PLO-2 Social Responsibility and Ethical Conduct |
SMPD 283A, SMPD 283B Regulatory Affairs I & II SMPD 281A, SMPD 281B SMPD 289A, SMPD 289B |
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PLO-3 Analytic and Critical Thinking |
SMPD 286 Statistical Methods SMPD 287 Informatics SMPD 289B |
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PLO-4 Process Planning and Problem Solving Submission of Publication-worthy Paper, Poster or Lecture Capstone Project Cumulative assessment Integration of various disciplines and PLOs |
SMPD 289B Clinical Trials II SMPD 281A, SMPD 281B SMPD 283A, SMPD 283B SMPD 285 SMPD 286, SMPD 287 SMPD 289A BUS 210, BUS 224C, BUS 286, BUS 284C |
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*Courses listed in BOLD denote classes in which PLO primary assessments are reported.
“It was a great development opportunity for me to gain breadth and depth in the industry.”
Jojo Bui