The MAR program at the College of Medicine is structured to provide an interdisciplinary approach to applied health research, combining theoretical knowledge with practical applications.
Students will gain expertise in biomedical statistical methodology, advanced statistical techniques, and health research ethics to drive meaningful healthcare improvements.
By the end of the program, graduates will:
Bachelor’s in Medicine or related health sciences (good GPA).
The MAR program follows a structured curriculum designed to build expertise in applied health research. The coursework includes:
Courses
Introduction to Applied Health Research
Foundations of health science research.
Biomedical Statistical Methodology
Learn essential advanced statistical techniques.
R Statistical Language for Health Data
Attend an interview (if required).
Clinical Trials and Data Management
All you need to know about clinical studies and data handling.
Alternative Approaches
Explore likelihood and Bayesian approaches.
Elective Courses
Qualitative Research Methods
Learn about qualitative methodology.
Clinical Research Training
Gain practical experience in designing research studies.
Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
How to statistically assess many studies.