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  • Nicole Hilgraf

    Chemist Transitions to Career in Regulatory Affairs with Help of SDSU Master’s Degree By Suzana Norberg March 16, 2018 Educated in Europe — Germany, the UK, and Switzerland — Nicole Hilgraf came to the United States in 2001 with a Ph.D. in … Continue Reading…

    Nicole Hilgraf

  • Saundra McKinley

    Graduate Enhances 'Dream Job' with Master of Science in Regulatory Affairs from SDSU By Suzana Norberg December 7, 2017 As a project manager for a medical device manufacturer, Saundra McKinley manages multiple projects to comply with requirements … Continue Reading…

    Saundra McKinley

  • Kenneth Kern

    Graduate of SDSU’s Master of Science in Regulatory Affairs Now Finds ‘Common ground with colleagues in all aspects of drug development’ By Suzana Norberg December 7, 2017 From biochemistry major at Berkeley, to Harvard Medical School graduate, to … Continue Reading…

    Kenneth Kern

MS in Regulatory Affairs

Advanced Certificate in RA

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About the Regulatory Science Program at SDSU

Established in 1999, the Center for Regulatory Science at San Diego State University has provided online education to promote professional excellence and career opportunities for professionals in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical device industries, and those considering making a career change into these fields.

Regulatory science professionals are in demand, with annual average salaries of $117,000.

Students in our WASC-accredited fully online Masters Degree and Certificate Programs build a foundation of knowledge focused on current laws, regulations, and good manufacturing processes mandated by U.S. and international regulatory agencies.

All Regulatory Science courses are available online as nine-week sessions and designed to provide students a high degree of flexibility in balancing their studies with professional responsibilities and other commitments. For personal advising, contact the Regulatory Science program at 619-594-6030.

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pointing fingerDue to the Covid-19 pandemic, the GRE is NOT an application requirement for the Spring and Fall 2021 admissions cycles.

See recent news story about SDSU Regulatory Affairs graduate in booming biotech industry where the average annual salary is $117,000.

Note that the Spring ’21 deadline to apply for the Regulatory Affairs certificate and masters programs is November 1st. Here’s more information…

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