Courses

The Diploma in Clinical Trials Management consists of 9 courses and 2 placements.

Note: Prospective students who are currently not enrolled in the Diploma in Clinical Trials Management are eligible to enroll in take up to two 'sample' courses prior to applying to the program.

CTMG 6001 Introduction to Clinical Trials and Research
provides an introduction to the clinical trials process, study design, protocol development and clinical trials for specific diseases and devices. This is a foundational course for all others in the program, and covers a broad spectrum of topics. (Offered every September)

September 10 - December 3
12 Weeks, Online OWL
$550.00

CTMG 6002 Drug Development
provides an overview of the drug development process which includes the historical background of the laws that govern the drug approval process, the pre-clinical and clinical activities required for drug approval, the regulatory requirements for each phase of development, and the interpretation of safety and efficacy data. In addition, the regulation and clinical development of medical devices will be presented.(Offered every September)

September 10 - December 3
12 Weeks, Online OWL
$550.00

CTMG 6003 Organization and Monitoring of Clinical Trials I
provide a broad introduction to the clinical trial process, with specific emphasis on Phase II – IV clinical trials. Key areas to be covered will be the role of the investigative site, the role of the sponsor, critical job functions along the delivery chain, and the pairing of the roles and responsibilities required for the planning and successful execution of a trial.(Offered every September)

September 10 - December 3
12 Weeks, Online OWL
$550.00

CTMG 6005 Regulatory, Legal, and Ethical Issues of Clinical Trials
is an exploration of ethical issues, including ethics review boards, current national and international standards and guidelines, legal principles and issues related to informed consent, liability, and regulatory and legal issues related to clinical trials.

September 10 - December 3
12 Weeks, Online OWL
$550.00

CTMG 6006 Reading and Understanding Research Information
focuses on: the nature of research hypotheses; methods for testing common research hypotheses; common reporting methods for statistical tests and procedures; and limitations of statistical hypothesis testing.

September 10 - December 3
12 Weeks, Online OWL
$550.00

CTMG 6011 Pharmacology for Clinical Trials
provides an overview of pharmacology, pharmacoeconomic studies, biologic development and new drug development.

January 7 - April 1
12 Weeks, Online OWL
$550.00

CTMG 6012 Organization and Monitoring of Clinical Trials II
A continuation of CTMG 6003: Organization and Monitoring of Clinical Trials I, this course will provide a broad introduction to the clinical trial process, with specific emphasis on Phase II-IV clinical trials.  Key areas to be covered will be the role of the investigative site, the role of the sponsor, critical job functions along the delivery chain, and the pairing of the roles and responsibilities required for the planning and successful execution of a trial.

January 7 - April 1
12 Weeks, Online OWL
$550.00

CTMG 6013 Financial Aspects of Clinical Trials
provides an overview of the grant-writing process, budgetary aspects of grants, budgeting and managing project costs, managing cash flow, auditing, and negotiating agreements.

January 7 - April 1
12 Weeks, Online OWL
$550.00

CTMG 6014 Communication Skills for Clinical Trials Managers
provides an exploration of the various types of communication skills and strategies used in clinical research.

January 7 - April 1
12 Weeks, Online OWL
$550.00

*Please note: Course offerings are subject to change based on industry demands and trends.

CTMG 6103 Practicum
400 hours, April through August; can be completed in various locations across Canada