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How to Apply (Certificate in Clinical & Translational Research)

Note:

  • If applying for the Epidemiology MS or PhD Programs, view how to apply.
  • If applying for the MS in Clinical & Translational Research, view how to apply.
  • If applying for the Molecular Epidemiology in Children's Environmental Health Training Program (MECEH), view how to apply.

The Certificate in Clinical and Translational Research is designed to provide an introduction to clinical and translational research.  Interested candidates should possess a baccalaureate degree with a minimum 3.0 or equivalent GPA.

Applications can be submitted at any time throughout the year and, upon acceptance, students can begin the program in any term.

The deadlines are as follows:

On-Campus
  • Fall Semester: August 1
  • Spring Semester: December 1
  • Summer Semester: June 1
Distance Learning
  • Fall Semester: Closed
  • Spring Semester: Closed
  • Summer Semester: June 1

*Note: Distance learning can only be completed in the Summer semester.*

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DEPHS Frequently Asked Questions

Application Materials

  1. Contact Information
  2. College(s) attended, including any current or incomplete enrollment
  3. Selection of your desired program: Clinical and Translational Research, Post-Baccalaureate Certificate OR Clinical and Translational Research, Post-Baccalaureate Certificate, Online
  4. Resume or CV, which should include your academic history (degrees, educational institutions, etc.) along with your past/current work experience and any other information you consider important relating to the clinical research/medical field.
  5. Career Goals Statement, which consists of 3-5 professional career goals relating to the field of clinical research.
  6. Personal Statement, which should be a one-page statement of how your current professional experience relates to the field of clinical research, and how being accepted in to this program will enhance your career goals within this field.
  7. Unofficial Transcripts for ALL higher education institutions attended; official copies are required if offered admission.
  8. One Letters of Recommendation from an individual familiar with your academic or professional background.

International Students also need:

Arrange to have all official transcripts sent to:

Graduate College
University of Cincinnati
2618 University Circle
PO Box 210091
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0091

Additionally, many schools now send transcripts electronically. The Graduate College accepts electronic transcripts sent directly by the school as official transcripts. These documents can be sent to grad.admissions@uc.edu.

Transcript Submission for Admission
: If offered program admission, the University of Cincinnati requires submission of official transcripts from all students for all colleges and universities attended. These must be official, therefore copies cannot replace official records from higher educational institutions attended. They must be provided by the end of your first term or you will be denied registration until they are received.

For more information, visit the Frequently Asked Questions: Admissions.

The Admissions Committee takes into account many factors for admissions decisions.

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Department of Environmental & Public Health Sciences
Division of Epidemiology
Kettering Lab Building
Room 133
160 Panzeca Way
Cincinnati, OH 45267-0056
Mail Location: 0056

Phone: 513-558-5704