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Master of Precision Health (MPRH) Medicine, Direct-entry

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Faculty of Graduate Studies Cumming School of Medicine MPRH - Master of Precision Health

General Program Information

The Master of Precision Health, Direct-entry is an online, two-year, full-time program (or three-years, part-time) consisting of 33 units of coursework, including an experiential learning capstone project.

Students who do not enrol in courses continuously will be withdrawn from the program for failure to register unless they are on an approved leave of absence.

Direct-entry students will receive one parchment upon successful completion of the Masters.

The Precision Health Program also offers a part-time, Master of Precision Health, Laddered Pathway option for working professionals.

Specializations:

  • Precision Medicine

  • Quality and Safety Leadership

  • Health Professional Education Leadership

  • Innovation and Entrepreneurship

The Precision Health Program is not designed for students to complete more than one specialization at a time.

Location: Health Sciences Centre, Room G349C

Program number: 403.210.7051

Email address:  prehgrad@ucalgary.ca

Web page URL:  https://cumming.ucalgary.ca/gse/about/programs/precision-health

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