HE 2300

Introduction to Clinical and Translational Science

Course Description

Course information provided by the 2023-2024 Catalog.

This introductory course explores the multidisciplinary field of clinical and translational science. It includes instruction and opportunities for application of translational science frameworks, underlying principles, and diverse methods of inquiry. Class meetings include: lecture, discussion, and small group activities. Students will be challenged to make translational science relevant to their educational and career goals.

Outcomes

• Identify core features, stages of translational science.
• Demonstrate an understanding of NCATS identified core competencies of a translational scientist.
• Reflect on the translational science principles highlighted throughout the course relate to one's educational and career interests.
• Demonstrate how translational science may be used to reduce health disparities in at-risk and historically marginalized communities.
• Identify the specific roles of community partners in conducting translational science.
• Identify and demonstrate a fundamental understanding of diverse methods of inquiry utilized in translational science.
• Demonstrate ability to effectively function in teams to apply key concepts of translational science to complex problems via in-class application activities.

When Offered Spring.

Comments Recommended prerequisite: research methods.

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