Apeejay Stya University Invites Applications for M. Sc and Diploma Programmes in Clinical Research

Online, June 21, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Applications are invited for Master's and Diploma Programmes in Clinical Research for the year 2013-2014. These programs are offered by the Centre for Bio-Sciences and Clinical Research, Apeejay Stya University.

Programs
• Degree M. Sc in Clinical Research (2 years)
2 years
Specialisations: Pharmacovigilance, Medical writing and Coding, Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance, Clinical Trials, Data management, Pharmacogenomics, Molecular & Immunodiagnostics, Drug designing, Medico-informatics, Oncology

• PG Diploma Clinical Research & Data Management
1 year Analytical, Molecular & Immunodiagnostics
Pharmaco-vigilance
Medical writing & Coding
(Part-time Diploma also available, custom-designed for in-service personnel)

Eligibility for both: BSc Bio stream/ BSc, B. Tech Biotech/B. Pharma/MBBS/BAMS with min 55% marks. Entrance Criteria: Consistent Academic Performance + Interview.

Note: Merit-based scholarships are available.

Availability of forms: ASU Prospectus & Application Form can be downloaded from http://university.apeejay.edu or can be obtained from ASU Campus and ASU City office in Gurgaon. Application Forms are also available at all Apeejay schools & higher institutions across the country. For admission queries, students may also contact the ASU Counseling Desk at Apeejay School, Sheikh Sarai, Phase-1, New Delhi-17, or can dial toll free number: 18001037888

About Apeejay Stya University: The Apeejay Stya University (ASU) is India's 1st Liberal Arts University. It has been established by Apeejay Stya Education Foundation in the state of Haryana and is recognized by UGC and the State Govt. ASU allows its students to choose their fields of study; customize their schedule and alter their programs right up to the later semesters, based on their individual interests. With a flexible credit system, students can choose to take between 12 and 18 credits per semester and have no restriction on taking different and more advanced classes.