CTS Education

Graduate Education in Clinical and Translational Science

 One of the areas of emphasis for the CCTS is to provide flexible graduate-level education to those seeking a career in Clinical and Translational Science. The program is designed for scholars who seek to develop careers as independent investigators in any aspect of human health. Graduates of the program will have the research skills they need (coupled with the skills and knowledge of their own clinical or scientific domain) to pose important questions, design, conduct and analyze rigorous studies, and report their findings to the scientific world. Special emphasis is placed upon the real world challenges of clinical and translational research: collaboration, regulation, funding and communication.

 

 

Application Deadlines:

  • October 1*
  • March 1*
  • Physicians who are currently completing a surgical residency may additionally apply for the Certificate in CTS on August 15 for a fall semester admission.
*Please be sure to indicate on your online application which semester you are applying for to begin your degree

 

For Details and Instructions on appyling, please refer to the Information for Prospective Students tab
 
 
Contact:
For more information, please contact
 
Benjamin Littenberg, MD, Director
The Courtyard at Given, S459
89 Beaumont Avenue
Burlington, VT 05405
(T): 802-656-8202
E-mail: benjamin.littenberg@uvm.edu
 
Alan Rubin, M.D.
The Courtyard at Given, S460
89 Beaumont Avenue
Burlington, VT 05405
(T): 802-656-8228
E-mail: alan.rubin@uvm.edu
 
 
Jen Libous
CTS Program Specialist
The Courtyard at Given, S467
89 Beaumont Avenue
Burlington, VT 05405
(T):802-656-4570
E-mail: Jennifer.Libous@med.uvm.edu