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Academic ProgramsMaster in FinanceApply For the Master in Finance Program. The Master in Finance program is four semesters. A small number of students with strong prior knowledge of the field, mathematical aptitude, and work experience are given the opportunity to take a compressed two semester program. The university will only make a determination their ability to complete the program in one year after applicant have been admitted to the program.

The Master in Finance program is four semesters. A small number of students with strong prior knowledge of the field, mathematical aptitude, and work experience are given the opportunity to take a compressed two semester program. The university will only make a determination their ability to complete the program in one year after applicant have been admitted to the program.

The 48-credit MBI program is a full-time program completed in three semesters for students interested in applying quantitative skills and computational methods to biomedical sciences. Be enrolled in program requirements for 3 full-time academic terms. Qualified students have the option to test out of BMI 713, Computing Skills for Biomedical Sciences, by completing an online assessment the month prior to matriculation.

BMI 702 Foundations in Biomedical Informatics II (4 credits)BIOSTAT 282 Introduction to Computational Biology and Bioinformatics (4 credits) BMI 704 Data Science for Medical Decision Making (2 credits)BMI 706 Data Visualization for Biomedical Applications (2 credits)BMI 707 Deep Learning for Biomedical Data (2 credits) ELECTIVE Students complete 4 credits of an approved elective either in Spring Year 1 or Fall Year 2. Only students in good academic standing can complete their elective in Spring Year 1BMI 751 Capstone I (2 credits). BMI 703 Precision Medicine I: Genomic Medicine (2 credits)BMI 705 Precision Medicine II: Integrating Clinical and Genomic Data (2 credits)BMI 752 Capstone II (4 credits) SELECTIVE Students select 4 credits from a list of approved 'Data Science Selective' courses.ELECTIVE Students complete 4 credits of an approved elective either in Spring Year 1 or Fall Year 2.

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Programs and Policies 2020–2021. Fields include political theory, international relations, comparative politics, American politics, political economy, quantitative empirical methods, qualitative and archival methods, and formal theory. Overall program requirements Students are required to pass sixteen term courses by the end of their fourth term in the program, to receive a grade of Honors in at least two Political Science courses, and to maintain an overall High Pass or above average (for purposes of calculating this average, Honors 3, High Pass 2, Pass 1, and Fail 0).

At least five of these courses must be graduate courses in Political Science. While only seven courses are required, students are normally expected to complete eight courses in the first year to be on track to complete sixteen courses by the end of the second year.

Master of Science in Strategic Communication: Full-Time Path. Graduates acquire and develop all the essential skills and tools for a successful career in a wide range of communication fields. A graduate-level internship). An accelerated 12-month version of the degree is also available, but it does not permit an internship.

Graduates acquire and develop all the essential skills and tools for a successful career in a wide range of communication fields. An accelerated 12-month version of the degree is also available, but it does not permit an internship.

Complete the degree in as quickly as one year to make an impact on the evolving field of health informatics. From start to finish the Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics degree can be earned in as little as 12 months to a maximum of five years.

Complete the degree in as quickly as one year to make an impact on the evolving field of health informatics. From start to finish the Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics degree can be earned in as little as 12 months to a maximum of five years. Students may enter in either the Spring or Autumn quarter.

The program in Biomedical Informatics emphasizes research to develop novel computational methods that can advance biomedicine. Students with a primary interest in the biological or medical application of existing informatics techniques may be better suited for training in the application areas themselves. The Biomedical Informatics Program is interdepartmental and offers instruction and research opportunities leading to M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Biomedical Informatics. All students are required to complete the core curriculum requirements, and also to complete additional course work to fulfill degree requirements and pursue their technical interests and goals as specified for each degree program.

This degree is designed primarily for the working professional who already has advanced training in one discipline and wishes to acquire interdisciplinary skills. Although many classes necessary for the degree are available online, some requirements may be fulfilled through implementation of an alternative plan to be approved by the program. The program uses the honors cooperative program model, which assumes that the student is working full-time and is enrolled in the M.S. on a part-time basis. Students who live locally may attend their courses on campus. Students have up to five years to complete the program. Graduates of this program are prepared to contribute creatively to basic or applied projects in biomedical informatics. Each student is required to be a teaching assistant for two courses as assigned by the Biomedical Informatics Executive Committee one should be completed in the first two years of study. Students may register for up to 3 units of BIOMEDIN 290 Biomedical Informatics Teaching Methods to obtain credit for each teaching assistantship.

Drawing on the combined strengths of the top ranked School of Nursing, Wharton School of Business, and the Organizational Dynamics Program at Penn, this top-ranked program gives you an unparalleled opportunity to learn from the very best in the field. The university know the students have wide ranging interests regarding the kind of administrative or leadership fields they would like to pursue, so they tailor students educational plan to best suit their career goals.

Students may complete this 12 course-unit program in one calendar year as a full-time student.

The MHCDS interdisciplinary curriculum, delivered through a powerful combination of online and on-campus formats, blends the best research and teaching from the Geisel School of Medicine and the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. The 12-month degree program allows students to advance their career while gaining an exceptional Ivy-League education.

The Master of Health Care Delivery Science degree at Dartmouth College offers physician and executive leaders the strong foundation and the advanced skills and knowledge they need to design and lead crucial transformations within their organizations and across the health care industry. The 12-month degree program allows students to advance their career while gaining an exceptional Ivy-League education. The 12-month program focuses Dartmouth’s expertise in areas such as strategy, operations, finance, health policy, economics, data analytics, and leadership on improving health care delivery. Through a curriculum that is much more focused than an MBA or MPH alone, students receive the tailored and targeted education that they need to advance their careers and help lead their health care organizations to success in this time of radical change.

The MPH is a school-wide degree program designed to provide students with broad-based education in the areas of population health and disease, as well as training to work on a variety of public health issues. Applicants must have a minimum 2 years of full-time, post-baccalaureate, health-related work experience prior to matriculating. The MSPH is a department-based degree program designed for students who don’t have any health-related experience and who are looking to begin a career in a specific area of public health. It provides a foundation in core public health disciplines, while allowing students to develop specialized skills in a particular area of interest.

Courses are offered in a more compressed format. The 11-month program comprises of five 8-week terms, as compared to traditional 15-week semesters. Also, since Hopkins MPH students are required to have more experience, the Johns Hopkins University does not require a 6-month or yearlong internship like other programs.

Northwestern’s MPPA curriculum offers a unique and comprehensive opportunity to delve into both the administrative and analytical sides of policy. This holistic approach is grounded in the perspective that policy challenges are fluid, interconnected, and global. This perspective gives graduates the tools needed to rise in the field and drive change at the local, national, and international levels. Earn your Northwestern master’s degree online or on campus.

The MPPA program is offered in part-time and accelerated full-time formats. Applicant can complete their degree through part-time, nonresidential study or the one-year accelerated option.