Program Overview

Master of Regulatory Compliance (MSRC)

The Master of Regulatory Compliance (MSRC) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory environment governing life science industries. The program covers essential quality systems, domestic and global regulatory landscapes, and the pivotal role of quality in determining value chains and innovation.

Course Descriptions

• MSRC 401-DL Quality Systems (1 Unit): Introduction to essential quality systems and the domestic and global regulatory landscape governing regulated industries.
• MSRC 405-DL Applied Research and Writing (1 Unit): Foundation for writing academic and technical papers, emphasizing logical argument development, structure, clarity of thinking, and effective use of documentation.
• MSRC 435-DL Risk and Decision Management (1 Unit): Theories and practical applications of risk management, risk communication, decision management, and crisis management in life science industries.
• MSRC 481-DL Leadership in the Regulatory Environment (1 Unit): Leading teams, communication strategies, and navigating the particular challenges of the regulatory environment.
• MSRC 498-DL Capstone (1 Unit): Culmination of the MSRC program, demonstrating mastery of the curriculum and core competencies in the regulatory field.
• MSRC 499-0 Independent Study (1 Unit): Independent study.
• MSRC 590-0 Thesis Research (1 Unit): Independent thesis research.

Prerequisites

• MSRC 498-DL Capstone: 9 courses and a 3.0 GPA.

The MSRC program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory environment governing life science industries, preparing them for leadership roles in this field. The program covers essential quality systems, domestic and global regulatory landscapes, and the pivotal role of quality in determining value chains and innovation. Upon completion of the program, students will have demonstrated mastery of the curriculum and core competencies in the regulatory field.