Launch a Career in Regulatory Sciences with a Degree from MCPHS
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The Master of Science in Regulatory Sciences program at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS) was created to meet a global need for regulatory experts. This program will prepare you to uncover and explore the best practices for determining the safety, efficacy, quality, and performance of regulated products, including drugs and medical devices.
This full-time program on our Boston campus will prepare you for a career in regulation, quality assurance, or quality control at pharmaceutical companies, government regulatory agencies, compliance organizations, and more.
Why Earn a Master of Science in Regulatory Sciences from MCPHS?
- Personalize Your Education with Electives: Pursue coursework topics that align with your interests, such as law and health policy, cosmetic products, outcomes research, and more.
- Practical Applications: Use the knowledge and skills you gain throughout the program to conduct a capstone project that addresses a current regulatory issue. You can also pursue a practicum or directed study.
- A STEM-Designated Degree: Upon completion, international students are qualified for an additional two years of OPT in the United States.
- Industry and Alumni Connections: MCPHS has built a robust network of connections across the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries, creating learning and career opportunities for students.
Values driven. Outcome oriented.
MCPHS is an established leader in health and life sciences education and has trained professionals for more than 200 years.
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Median SalaryAnnual compensation for regulatory scientists in 2025, according to Payscale.
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in Regulated ProductsRegulatory scientists in the U.S. are responsible for oversight of a broad range of products, including medical and pharmaceutical products, according to the FDA.