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Curriculum

MCRPD curriculum comprises 66 credits,

including 8 compulsory courses and a capstone project.

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  • CRPD7001 Clinical Therapeutics I   (9 credits)

  • CRPD7002 Clinical Therapeutics II   (6 credits)

  • CRPD7003 Clinical Therapeutics III   (6 credits)

This subject area equips students with an understanding of the therapeutic aspects of diseases commonly investigated in clinical trials, prepares them to tackle challenges with confidence and expertise, fosters their decision-making in healthcare settings, and helps them succeed in clinical research projects and product development.

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  • CRPD7004 Fundamentals of Clinical Research   (6 credits)

  • CRPD7005 Clinical Trial Essentials   (6 credits)

  • CRPD7006 Medicine in the Real World   (6 credits)

This subject area covers fundamental concepts and methods in clinical research and introduces the latest advancements in modern medical technology. By highlighting key aspects of clinical trials, from study design and regulatory approval to data management and quality assurance, students will develop the necessary knowledge and skills to navigate the complexities of clinical trial conduct and ensure the successful execution of research studies.

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  • CRPD7007 Product Development and Project Management   (6 credits)

  • CRPD7008 Product Commercialization and Marketing   (6 credits)

This subject area introduces cutting-edge clinical and medical product development, biomedical engineering technologies, project management fundamentals, and strategic product commercialization. It enables students to acquire the skills and expertise required to lead successful products in the healthcare industry.

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  • CRPD7009 Capstone Project    (15 credits)

Under the guidance of Capstone Advisors, students will undertake a capstone project that demonstrates their acquired skills and competencies in clinical research management and healthcare product development. The project should be completed within one semester.

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Experiential Learning Opportunities

Leveraging HKUMed’s extensive collaborative network, students may engage in various experiential activities, including site visits, expert-led talks, and practical demonstrations.

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Full-time students are eligible to participate in internships designed to:

- Enhance their understanding of real-world clinical research environments;
- Develop practical skills through hands-on experience and industry insights; and
- Prepare them to become competitive candidates for careers in clinical trials, research, pharmaceuticals, regulatory agencies, and related fields.
 

The knowledge and skills acquired through these activities, combined with the capstone project, will empower students for success in their future professional endeavours.

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