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Clinical Research (B.S.)

Core Curriculum Requirements (43 hours):

              Hours
ENGL 1311 and ENGL 1312 6
DWHP 1200 or 3200 2
Physical activity course (See PEHP) 1
PHIL 1381 3
RELS 1305 3
PHIL 3333 3
ENGL 2310 3
Fine or Applied Arts (Art, Art History, Dance,
  Music, Music Appreciation, Theater) 3
MATH 2303 3
Natural Science (CHEM course counted in major) 4
HIST 1311, HIST 1312, HIST 1321, HIST 1322 3
PSYC 1301 3
Modern Language (six hours in one language) 6

Semester Hours
ENGL 1311 and ENGL 1312 6
Dimensions of Wellness 1200 or 3200 2
Physical activity course (See PEHP) 1
PHIL 1381 3
Religious Studies Course 3
Upper Level Religious Studies or Philosophy (3000+) 3
ENGL 2310 3
Fine or Applied Arts (Art, Art History, Dance, Music, Music Appreciation, Theater) 3
MATH 1304, 1306, or Higher Level Content 3
Natural Science (CHEM course counted in major) 0
HIST 1311, HIST 1312, HIST 1321, HIST 1322 3
Social Science (PSYC 1301 recommended) 3
Modern Language (six hours in one language) 6

Major Requirements

Clinical Research Course Requirements (48 Hours):

BIOL 4350HBioethics
CLRS 3310Principles of Clinical Research
CLRS 3320Basics of Pharmacology
CLRS 3330Clinical Trials I
CLRS 4330Clinical Trials II
CLRS 3350New Product Development
CLRS 3360Regulatory Affairs I
CLRS 3410Scientific Literature Review
CLRS 4250Senior Seminar
CLRS 4310Regulatory Affairs II
CLRS 4320Data Management
CLRS 4410Senior Internship
ENGL 3370Writing for Science and Engineering
NMED 3210Health Assessment and Communication For Nuclear Medicine Technologist
RSCH 4301Research Methods and Techniques

Support Course Requirements (18 hours):

BIOL 2321Anatomy and Physiology I
BIOL 2322Anatomy and Physiology II
BIOL 2474/2474LIntroductory Microbiology and Lab
CHEM 1320Biological Chemistry for Health Professions
MATH 3333Application of Statistical Methods

Writing Literacy Course Requirements (6 Hours):

ENGL 2365Professional and Technical Communication
RSCH 1100Introduction to Information Literacy
REHS 2350Medical Terminology and Documentation in Patient Care

Note:  Given that students may be drawn from other undergraduate health majors, all support courses (CHEM, PSYC, and NUTR) and Core courses must meet the minimum levels established; however, substitutions will be individually assessed.