Intro - MCTMLearn how to turn basic discoveries from the laboratories to drugs, medical devices or clinical processes for use in the patient-care setting through our Master in Clinical Translation Management program.

The MCTM program will help students identify sources of funding to move a project forward while facilitating technologies that show significant promise in navigating the translational process, allowing new treatments and cures to reach patients.

Students will learn how to identify the qualities that make a biotechnology product or company likely to succeed in the endeavor to commercialize their product. From there, they can find ways to navigate and address any potential scientific, legal, financial, and management issues that might arise at any stage of commercialization.
1,700 LIFE SCIENCE COMPANIES, hospitals and research facilities in Houston Source: BioSpace.com
1,700
life science companies

hospitals and research facilities in Houston

Source: BioSpace.com

#7 RANKED NATIONALLY for clinical research management programs Source: CollegChoice.net
#7
ranked nationally

for clinical research management programs

Source: CollegChoice.net

$82,090 average annual salary for trained clinical research professionals Source: CBRE Report
$82,090
average annual salary

for trained clinical research professionals

Source: CBRE Report

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Content: Learn more about what makes UST’s MCTM program one of the top programs of its kind in the nation.

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Future Of Medicine
Future Of Medicine

Dr. John Cooke shares his insights on the future of medicine and how UST’s MCTM program plays a part in the future.

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Transform Cutting-Edge Research Into Patient Care

From Bench To Bedside​MCTM is a one-year online program that fast-tracks its students through a rigorous curriculum and provides a robust understanding of the biotechnology industry as well as the business, marketing, and regulatory skills necessary for a career in this field.

Though the majority of the program is completed through online modules, students are provided ample opportunity for in-person training, networking, and professional development through the university.

In addition, participants of the MCTM program are required to attend three residency periods – the first in Houston, the second as part of an international study abroad program, and the final for the annual BIO International Convention.
Ashley Scott, ’04, MCTM ’20

The goal of the MCTM degree is to make science minds a little more business savvy, and business minds a little more science savvy.

Ashley Scott ’04, MCTM ’20

Meet Some of Our Alumni

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Lourdes Chacon Research Associate, Texas Heart Institute

"We had travel opportunities in the MCTM program that expanded my global network with leaders in the overseas business community and enabled me to build strong networks."

Lourdes Chacon Research Associate, Texas Heart Institute
Marco Morales, MD Managing Partner, Clinicore International

"The great faculty members with academic excellence and diverse professional experience, the teaching methods and partnerships make this program unique that everyone in the biotech field should consider."

Marco Morales, MD Managing Partner, Clinicore International
Carlotta Borsoi Regulatory Affairs Specialist, Houston Methodist

"The MCTM program completely changed my career path, but I realized this career path is a better way for me to help people sooner rather than later rather than never having a project get off the ground."

Carlotta Borsoi Regulatory Affairs Specialist, Houston Methodist
Ashley Scott Program Manager - Experimental Radiation Oncology Clinical Research, MD Anderson Cancer Center

"The goal of the MCTM degree is to make science minds a little more business savvy, and business minds a little more science savvy."

Ashley Scott Program Manager - Experimental Radiation Oncology Clinical Research, MD Anderson Cancer Center
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