The Master of Science in Clinical Research (MSCR) at Boston University's Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine is an in-depth STEM program designed for health professionals pursuing careers in patient-oriented research. The curriculum covers all major aspects of clinical research, including trial design, management, biostatistics, regulatory issues, ethics, and the translation of basic discoveries into clinical treatments. Students benefit from extensive institutional resources, hands-on practicum experience, and completion of a capstone research project. The program requires a total of 32 graduate credits: 22 required credits (including practicum and capstone) and 10 elective credits. Full-time students typically finish in one year, while part-time students may take up to two years. The program is suitable for physicians, research nurses, study coordinators, and professionals in biotech, pharma, and medical device fields.