Precision Health, MS (Boston)
Graduatemajor2027 catalogHealth SciencesBoston31 semester hours totalverified parse
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Core Requirements
- One of:
- One of:
- One of:
- HLTH 5750 — Foundations of Precision Health
Capstone
- HLTH 6980 — Capstone
Optional Co-op Experience
From the catalog
Complete the following (students must complete HLTH 5101 to qualify for co-op experience):
Concentrations (choose 1)
Bioinformatics
From the catalog
Complete a minimum of 7 semester hours from the following:
- BINF 6200 — Bioinformatics Programming
- BINF 6420 — Omics in Bioinformatics
- Choose 7 semester hours from:
- BINF 6400 — Genomics in Bioinformatics
- BIOL 5821 — Cell and Gene Therapies
- BIOL 6131 — CRISPR: Gene Editing Fundamentals
- BIOT 5220 — The Role of Patents in the Biotechnology Industry, Past and Future
- BIOT 5830 — Regulatory Landscape of Cell and Gene Therapies
- HLTH 5550 — Product Design, Development, and Innovation in Health Science
- HLTH 5820 — AI Project for Health Applications
- NNMD 5310 — Bioethics in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- NNMD 5470 — Nano/Biomedical Commercialization: Concept to Market
- PHTH 6130 — Public Health Technologies: Ethics and Equity
Clinical Research and Translation
From the catalog
Complete a minimum of 7 semester hours from the following:
- PHSC 5212 — Research Skills and Ethics
- PHSC 6213 — Ethical Problems in Health Sciences Research
- PHTH 6820 — Design and Analysis of Clinical Trials
- Choose 7 semester hours from:
- BINF 6511 — Using Real-World Data to Advance Discovery in the Fields of Bioinformatics and Biotechnology
- BIOL 5591 — Advanced Genomics
- BIOT 5219 — The Biotechnology Enterprise
- BIOT 5220 — The Role of Patents in the Biotechnology Industry, Past and Future
- BIOT 5228 — Planning and Executing Biotechnology Projects
- MSCI 6900 — Research Methods and Design
- NNMD 5310 — Bioethics in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- NNMD 5470 — Nano/Biomedical Commercialization: Concept to Market
- PHSC 6214 — Experimental Design and Biostatistics
- PHTH 5226 — Management and Leadership in Public Health and Healthcare
- PHTH 5234 — Economic Perspectives on Health Policy
- PHTH 6130 — Public Health Technologies: Ethics and Equity
- RGA 6285 — Validation and Auditing of Clinical Trial Information
- RGA 6290 — Clinical Trial Design Optimization and Problem Solving
- RGA 6450 — Financing and Reimbursement in Biomedical Product Development
- RGA 6480 — Real-World Evidence and Patient-Reported Outcomes in Regulatory Decision Making
- RGA 6490 — Emerging Trends and Challenges in Regulatory Affairs
- RGA 6500 — Biomedical Product Development: Regulatory Affairs in a Market-Based Setting
- RGA 6600 — Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Pharmaceutical Regulation
- RGA 6610 — Introduction to Food and Drug Administration Medical Device Regulation
- RGA 6620 — Medical Device Development: A Regulatory Overview
- RGA 6660 — Therapeutic Product Development: A Regulatory Overview
Public Health Innovation
From the catalog
Complete a minimum of 9 semester hours from the following:
- PHTH 6130 — Public Health Technologies: Ethics and Equity
- PHTH 6208 — Foundations of Community Health Assessment
- Choose 9 semester hours from:
- BIOL 5591 — Advanced Genomics
- CAEP 6346 — Behavior Change for Individuals and Communities
- MSCI 6001 — Principles of Healthcare Advocacy
- PHTH 5226 — Management and Leadership in Public Health and Healthcare
- PHTH 5234 — Economic Perspectives on Health Policy
- PHTH 5360 — AI at the Intersection of Health and Society
- PHTH 5540 — Health Education and Program Planning
- PHTH 6204 — Society, Behavior, and Health
GPA requirements
- 31 minimum semester hours required (32 with optional co-op; some elective choices may require additional hours) Minimum 3.000 GPA required
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