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MSLS Graduate Phase Only Curriculum

Full-Time
SUMMER PA 570 Pathologic Aspects of Disease GC 720 Scientific Writing Graduate Elective	Credits 3 2 3 8
FALL LS 603 Research Design BI 550 Topics in Medical Biochemistry LS 801 Research Project I LS 812 Practicum I LS 813 Practicum II Concentration	Credits 3 3 1 2 2 3 14
SPRING Concentration LS 802 Research Project II LS 814 Practicum III LS 815 Practicum IV Graduate Elective	Credits 6 2 2 2 3 15
Part-Time (Suggested)

SUMMER I PA 570 Pathologic Aspects of Disease GC 720 Scientific Writing	Credits 3 2 5
FALL I LS 603 Research Design LS 812 Practicum I Concentration	Credits 3 2 3 8
SPRING I LS 813 Practicum II Concentration Graduate Elective	Credits 2 3 3 8
SUMMER II LS 814 Practicum III Graduate Elective	Credits 2 3 5
FALL II BI 550 Topics in Medical Biochemistry LS 801 Research Project I LS 815 Practicum IV	Credits 3 1 2 6
SPRING II Concentration LS 802 Research Project II	Credits 3 2 5
Total Graduate Phase Credits	37

CONCENTRATION AREAS
Each student in the graduate phase of the MSLS program selects one of four available areas of Concentration. Concentration Areas focus on and reflect contemporary areas of clinical and research laboratory management, administration and advanced practice. The list of courses here is not exclusive; new courses are added each academic year.

Management & Supervision
9 credits selected from:
GC 600 Management Skills
GC 610 Strategic Management
ID 512 Healthcare Law
ID 513 Managing People
ID 514 Organization Development
ID 518 Health Care Issues: Quality and Cost
GC 525 Information Systems in Organizations
ID 580 Providing Community Consultation in Health Care
ID 589 Human Services Techniques
ID 627 Approaches to Management and Supervision
LS 610 Regulatory and Fiscal Issues in Laboratory Management
LS 620 Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) Management

Credits

3
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3

Financial Management
9 credits selected from:
ID 512 Healthcare Law
ID 518 Health Care Issues: Quality and Cost
ID 522 Marketing Health Care Services and Programs
ID 526 Accounting and Finance for Managers
ID 540 Launching New Ventures: An Entrepreneurial Approach
ID 570 Financial Management in Health Care Organizations
GC 650 Pharmacoeconomics
LS 610 Regulatory and Fiscal Issues in Laboratory Management
LS 620 Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) Management

Credits

3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3

Research Skills
9 credits selected from:
ID 512 Healthcare Law
ID 595 Ethics and Research in the Health Professions
ID 660 Regulatory Issues in Scientific Research
GC 630 Fundamentals of Clinical Trials
GC 635 Fundamentals of Clinical Trial Management
GC 640 Research Ethics
GC 660 Statistical Methods for Data Analysis
GC 670 Experimental Design in Research
PR 530 Biosafety
LS 630 Laboratory Services Research Techniques

Credits

3
3
2
3
2
1
2
2
1
3

Regulatory and Quality Management
9 credits selected from:
ID 512 Healthcare Law
ID 660 Regulatory Issues in Scientific Research
GC 625 Drug Development Issues
GC 630 Fundamentals of Clinical Trials
GC 635 Fundamentals of Clinical Trial Management
GC 640 Research Ethics
GC 650 Pharmacoeconomics
MI 580 Principles of Epidemiology
PR 530 Fundamentals of Biosafety
LS 610 Regulatory and Fiscal Issues in Laboratory Management
LS 620 Laboratory Information Systems (LIS) Management

Credits

3
2
2
3
2
1
3
2
1
3
3

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