This program is designed for clinicians working in clinical research at the faculty level (or equivalent). Candidates holding an MD, PhD, MBBS, DMD, DDS, PharmD, DNP, or an equivalent degree are eligible to apply. The review committee will consider candidates with a master’s degree for admission on a case-by-case basis. Most successful applicants have authored at least one conference abstract, publication, or peer-reviewed article.
Global Clinical Scholars Research Training is truly a global program. The latest cohort of students represented 47 countries, including the United States, Saudi Arabia, India, Nigeria, and many more. Past student participants have included chief physicians, directors, fellows, scientists, and specialists. Clinicians, residents, and lecturers who demonstrated strong career interest in clinical research on their application materials also were admitted to the program.
Designed to foster collaboration, the program encourages discussion and sharpens students' critical thinking and problem-solving abilities
Learn from expert faculty members at in-person workshops
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Program graduates celebrate outside of Harvard Medical School's Gordon Hall in Boston, MA
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Between online seminars and tutorials, gather with peers in person to attend capstone project presentations
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Connect with fellow clinical researchers and build lasting professional relationships
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Designed to foster collaboration, the program encourages discussion and sharpens students' critical thinking and problem-solving abilities
1/5
Learn from expert faculty members at in-person workshops
Program graduates celebrate outside of Harvard Medical School's Gordon Hall in Boston, MA
Between online seminars and tutorials, gather with peers in person to attend capstone project presentations
Connect with fellow clinical researchers and build lasting professional relationships
Designed to foster collaboration, the program encourages discussion and sharpens students' critical thinking and problem-solving abilities
"This program is fantastic. It teaches you not only about the basics of research but also about teamwork, grants, and publishing your data in an interactive way. The online courses provide flexibility in my schedule, and the workshops are a valuable tool for networking and team building. I am happy to be a part of the GCSRT team, and I am finally able to enjoy statistics."
Krishna Soujanya Gunturu, MD, Tufts Medical Center, Boston, Massachusetts
