Graduate Health Education
Our graduate programs in health and medicine allow you to remotely participate in the same graduate-level courses that are offered on the Stanford campus.
These courses will enhance your technical skills so you can advance in your current industry, break into your desired field, or prepare for advanced study. Earn academic credit for every graduate course you complete.
Explore Graduate Programs:
Epidemiology and Clinical Research
Learn essential skills for patient-oriented clinical research, including how to critically evaluate a published paper, conduct peer review of a research manuscript or grant, develop a study protocol for an observational or clinical trial, develop an analytic approach appropriate for the proposed study, and conduct data analysis and interpret its results.
Complete three required courses and one elective to earn your Graduate Certificate from Stanford, or enroll in classes individually for credit.
Drug Development: From Discovery to Commercialization
Gain a deep understanding of medical translation, engage with industry professionals, and build a strong foundation for successful careers in the field of medical translation and biopharmaceutical development. You will explore the complex landscape of medical translation, covering essential aspects from preclinical development to advanced topics in biopharmaceutical development and innovative trends in the field.
Complete three required courses and one elective to earn your Graduate Certificate from Stanford, or enroll in classes individually for credit.
Graduate Courses
You can enroll in individual graduate courses for credit, rather than enrolling in the entire graduate program. Choose the courses that are specific to your needs and goals.
All online graduate courses are:
- Worth 3 units of academic credit.
- 10-12 weeks long with weekly lectures and assignments.
- Available to view online on your own time, at your own pace.
Explore graduate courses in Epidemiology and Clinical Research and Drug Development: From Discovery to Commercialization.