Postgraduate
MSc and Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Trials
Structure
and Syllabus
The expected structure
for the MSc is shown below. The Postgraduate Diploma consists of the
four compulsory core modules. Please note that the structure will
be confirmed in the Regulations.
Four core compulsory
modules
Fundamentals of clinical trials [9160CT101]
Basic statistics for clinical trials [9160CT102]
Clinical trials in practice [9160CT103]
Reporting and reviewing clinical trials [9160CT104]
Plus one compulsory
advanced module
Protocol development [9160CT201]
Plus five optional advanced
modules
(three of which must be selected from the group CT2)
A compulsory integrating
module [9160CT210]
Selection group CT2 - Clinical Trials advanced
modules
*
Trial designs [9160CT202]
Project management and research co-ordination [9160CT203]
Regulatory affairs, good clinical practice and ethics
[9160CT204]
Data management
[9160CT205]
Data monitoring and interim analyses [9160CT206]
Design and analysis of epidemiological studies [9160CT207]
Further statistical methods in clinical trials [9160CT208]
Cluster randomised trials [9160CT209]
Additional optional advanced
modules available from selection group EP3
Epidemiology of communicable diseases [670E301]
Epidemiology of non-communicable diseases [670E303]
Advanced statistical methods in epidemiology [670E304]
Molecular and genetic epidemiology [670E305]
Additional optional
advanced modules available from selection group
PH2
Economic evaluation [953P204]
Health care evaluation [953P207]
Notes:
-
the
CD-ROMs which are provided with the modules from
selection group EP3 are not compatible with Macs
-
the
Course Director retains the right to consider the
appropriateness of a student's selection of the advanced
modules for the MSc degree and, with good reason, may
restrict the options chosen by any student.
Short
courses
If you wish
to take an individual module or modules, perhaps for
professional updating or special interest, or you would like
to sample' the programme, you may take modules as a short
course student.