College of Health Solutions
How many Graduate degrees in the College of Health Solutions including graduate certificates?
What is 9
Graduates of this program are equipped to be leaders armed with the vision and skills to influence the future direction of health care and to transform the current system to improve health outcomes for patients and providers?
Master of Healthcare Innovation
Designed for students who want an applied practitioner-oriented approach from which to develop an advanced understanding of critical social issues in the 21st century?
MA in Sociology
What is the usual cumulative GPA required for most mater's programs?
3.0 in the last 60 credits of the undergraduate degree.
If I wanted to be a Behavioral Health Consultant for Mental Health Treatment what program might you suggest?
Doctor Behavioral Health Clinical
What program allows specialization in focus areas such as data science, mobile health, clinical workflows, modern health technology, and skills with data analysis?
What is the Masters of Advanced Study in Health Informatics
What are two of the program highlights for the Master of Healthcare Innovation?
This program was the first Masters of Healthcare Innovation program in the country.
ASU is one of only a few universities teaching healthcare innovation to inter-professional teams.
Faculty consists of leaders from all 7 Pillars of Innovation (i.e. policy, evidence-based practice, outcomes, leadership, finance, technology/communication, and innovative process).
About two-thirds of our faculty members are MHI graduates who are passionate about innovation and the MHI program.
Both our faculty and students are diverse in backgrounds ranging from medical doctors to pharmacists to systems engineer to marketing directors to CEOs.
This program was developed primarily by the linguistics and applied linguistics department at our Tempe Campus?
MTESOL
How many credits with blanket transfer to the Doctor of Behavioral Health from a regionally accredited University or College?
30
This Program created in 2013 to help master’s-level clinicians meet the demand for doctoral level managers and executives of integrated healthcare programs?
DBH Management
Name one of the three pillars within the DBH(Clinical).
1.)Medical literacy
2.)Integrated behavioral interventions
3.)Entrepreneurship
Name 3 of the some of the key words to listen for when talking to a potential Master of Science in Clinical Research Management or Management (Regulatory Science) student?
Informed consent, study visits, study procedures, case report forms, IRB applications and submissions, protocols, study recruitment, monitoring, coordinating, FDA Code of Federal Regulations, study audits, Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Corrective & Preventive Action Plans (CAPA), good clinical practices (GCPs), ICH, regulatory submissions
Designed to provide an overview of major ideas on the causes and costs of conflict, the structure and operation of domestic and international institutions, and policies to encourage and enable peace and stability?
MA in Global Security
How many credits is the Master of Science in Clinical Research Management (CRM) ?
33 Credits
How many credit hours make up the DBH?
84
For the MS in Nutrition(Dietetics) (MSD) . Besides being a registered dietitian, How much experience must a potential student have?
Applicants must have one year of full-time work experience as a registered dietitian; however, applicants will not have to be employed at the time they apply to the program nor will students have to be employed to maintain in good standing with the program.
A program that cultivates leadership skills to manage the various aspects of drug and device development in compliance with federal regulations and industry standards and best practices.
Master of Science Clinical Research Management (Regulatory Science)
What Masters program is offered through the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication (HDSHC) ?
MA Communication
Would the Master of Science in Health Care Delivery program be a good choice for someone who is interested in working in Healthcare Administration?
Yes
This program was designed for students who want an applied practitioner-oriented approach to develop an advanced understanding of the issues and needs of children, youth, and families in the 21st century?
MS Family and human development.
What are two of the four areas of focus for the Master of Science in Biomedical Diagnostics (BMD) ?
Technology of Diagnostics: explores instrument and assay development, biomedical engineering and diagnostic product development.
Science of Diagnostics: focuses on underlying bioinformatics and bio-statistical analysis, clinical trial design, regulatory systems and the technology behind imaging, pathology, molecular and sequencing technology.
Business of Diagnostics: encompasses public and private health care finance and reimbursement, along with personalized health care, and includes the companion diagnostics.
Application of Diagnostics: taught through case studies on critical diagnostics-related issues including intellectual property, bioethics, clinical utility, intellectual property, smart systems, as well as modality integration and systems analysis.
A program that requires 6 months of full-time, related clinical research work or internship experience. Applicants may be required to submit employer job description or internship transcript.
What is the Master of Science Clinical Research Management
What license or certification does the Master of Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (MTESOL) Program lead to?
None, this program does not lead to any type of license, certification, or testing opportunities.
What is Biomimicry 3.8?
Biomimicry 3.8 is the world’s leading bio-inspired consultancy offering biological intelligence consulting, professional training, and inspiration.
This grad program was developed in collaboration with faculty from Arizona State University, Dublin City University.
Master of Science in Biomedical Diagnostics