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All persons taking courses in the Training Program in Clinical
Research must be nominated by the NIH Admissions Committee and formally
admitted by the School of Medicine at Duke University. An advanced degree
in a clinical health science (or two years of medical school) from an
accredited institution is a prerequisite for admission, either as a degree
candidate (Master of Health Sciences in Clinical Research) or as a non-degree
student.
 Tuition
for the 2002-2003 academic year is $480 per unit, with partial tuition
waivers for some courses. Prospective participants should consult with
their institute or center regarding the official training nomination procedure.
or sent by courier to the Training Program in Clinical Research (919-681-4560) Following a review and nomination process at the NIH, the School of
Medicine at Duke University will make the final admission decisions
and students will be notified not later than July 1. Materials submitted
in support of an application will not be released for other purposes
and cannot be returned to the applicant.
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NIH Warren G. Magnuson Clinical Center in collaboration with Duke University Medical Center © 2001 DUMC | Modified 07/06/01 |
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A current curriculum vitae (CV) must be included with the application
form.
An official
transcript from each post-secondary institution attended must be sent
to the Training Program in Clinical Research directly by the institution.
Personal copies are not acceptable.
Three
letters are required. They should be written by persons,
such as potential mentors, who are qualified to testify to your capacity
for graduate work. Evaluation forms are provided; they
should be mailed to the Training Program in Clinical Research directly
by the evaluators.
The deadline for receipt
of applications is March 15th. Since enrollment is limited, late applications
cannot be guaranteed consideration. All application material and correspondence
concerning your application should be mailed to the