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  active: 'Yes'
  additional_job_placements_info: ''
  admin_status: Published
  application_deadline_description: |
    Applications for the 2025 cohort will open on 11/01/2024 for both domestic and international applicants.
    
    A new cohort starts every fall. The application deadline for domestic students is July 25. After that date, we consider applications from domestic students on a space-available basis until August 25.
    
    The application deadline for international students who want to study on a F-1 or J-1 visa in the new full-time option — the Master of Science in Regulatory Affairs Applied — is March 1. 
  areas_of_study:
    - PG_STUDY_SEARCH_TERM_6
    - PG_STUDY_SEARCH_TERM_8
    - PG_STUDY_SEARCH_TERM_12
    - PG_STUDY_SEARCH_TERM_17
    - PG_STUDY_SEARCH_TERM_63
    - PG_STUDY_SEARCH_TERM_66
  banner_image: 'BRAMMS Logo-01.png'
  cbc_and_drug_screening_done:
    - 'Yes'
  cbc_grad_radio: 'We are not a participating PharmGrad program'
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  contact:
    - contact_email: uwbrams@uw.edu
      contact_extension: ''
      contact_name: 'Stephanie O. Guerrero'
      contact_office: 'UW Department of Pharmacy'
      contact_title: 'Program Operations Specialist/Program Advisor'
      contact_work: 206-221-6026
  contact_info_done:
    - 'Yes'
  contact_website:
    - 'https://www.regulatoryaffairs.uw.edu/'
  credits_required_for_degree: '45'
  curricular_focus_or_concentration:
    - 'In addition to the MS degree, we also offer a Certificate in Biomedical Regulatory Affairs and a Certificate in Clinical Trials'
  deadline_date: '2025-07-25'
  degree_info_done:
    - 'Yes'
  degree_requirements_done:
    - 'Yes'
  degree_requiremnts_add_info: |
    The practicum has two principal components: a regulatory project performed within an organization and documentation of the project.  Mentored by a preceptor, the project component of the BRAMS practicum involves gaining experience with real-world regulatory activities and expanding a student’s skill set to meet student-defined learning objectives.  The documentation component allows course faculty oversight of the student’s project to assure that practicum expectations are met.
    
    
  degree_type: M.S.
  delivery_method: 'On Campus'
  drug_grad_radio: 'We are not a participating PharmGrad program'
  financial_support_done:
    - 'Yes'
  focus_additional_degree_information: |
    Diverse Career Opportunities
    Career opportunities in the biomedical regulatory affairs field range from entry level to upper management and from highly technical to business oriented. Regulatory affairs professionals are involved in all aspects of the product life cycle, including areas such as:
    
       - ensuring compliance with FDA or international regulations
       - planning and supervising clinical trials
       - specifying product labeling and packaging requirements
    
  gre_and_other_tests_done:
    - 'Yes'
  gre_required: ''
  institution_info_done:
    - 'Yes'
  institution_name: 'University of Washington'
  international: '14'
  letters_of_recommendation_done:
    - 'Yes'
  link_to_application:
    format: link_only
    value: 'https://www.regulatoryaffairs.uw.edu/admissions/'
  minimum_financial_support: N/A
  notify_title: ''
  old_id: ''
  other_admission_done:
    - 'Yes'
  pgrad_aca_jb_plce: ''
  pgrad_accepting_apps: 'No'
  pgrad_analytic: ''
  pgrad_app_fee: $90
  pgrad_avg_yrs_grad: '2'
  pgrad_fic_other_info: |
    -University of Washington Fee-based financial aid, https://www.washington.edu/financialaid/getting-started/eligibility/fee-based-programs/
    -University of Washington Graduate Funding Information Services, https://www.lib.washington.edu/commons/services/gfis
    -Employer Assistance: Some employers will cover all or part of the cost of a professional education.
    -A limited number of student stipends are available through the Regulatory Affairs Fellowship Program for practicum support.
    
  pgrad_fic_support: '0'
  pgrad_gov_jb_plce: ''
  pgrad_gps_est: '5'
  pgrad_gre_desc: ''
  pgrad_gre_oldest: ''
  pgrad_gre_req: 'No'
  pgrad_ind_jb_plce: ''
  pgrad_lof_acc: ''
  pgrad_lor_acc: '3'
  pgrad_lor_req: 'Yes'
  pgrad_other_qualifying_exams_or_certifications: 'Not Required'
  pgrad_oth_cred: |
    Unofficial transcripts from every college or university attended
    Resume or curriculum vitae
    Statement of purpose
    Three letters of recommendation
    TOEFL scores, Duolingo English Test, or  Academic IELTS (if English is not your native language)
  pgrad_oth_jb_plce: ''
  pgrad_oth_tests: Duolingo
  pgrad_ovrl_gpa_cons: '3.0'
  pgrad_participation: 'No'
  pgrad_prog_desc: |
    Launched in 2009, the UW Master of Science in Biomedical Regulatory Affairs, or BRAMS, was developed to help professionals advance or enter the regulatory affairs and clinical trials field. The program gives you the management skills to take a medical product — drug, device or biologic — from research and development to market and post-market.  Included in our curriculum is planning and conducting clinical trials, international regulations, product testing & postmarketing, technical communication, and the business of clinical trials.  A centerpiece of our program is a practicum, where you receive real world experience.  BRAMS also has two affiliated Certificate Programs, i.e., in Biomedical Regulatory Affairs and in Clinical Trials.
    
    Our graduates have a wealth of career opportunities. They go on to regulatory affairs positions at a variety of successful companies and organizations.  The curriculum also prepares graduates to pursue professional certifications, including those from the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society and the Association of Clinical Research Professionals.
    
    The Master of Science in Biomedical Regulatory Affairs program is offered by the UW School of Pharmacy, a recognized leader in pharmacy education, scholarship and research. In a 2020 survey by U.S. News and World Report, the school ranked 7th among U.S. graduate schools of pharmacy.
    
    A self-sustaining, fee-based program, the Master of Science in Biomedical Regulatory Affairs is administered in partnership with UW Continuum College.
  pgrad_pubpriv: Public
  pgrad_qualify: 'Not Required'
  pgrad_quant: ''
  pgrad_recommended_overall_gpa_considered: '3.0'
  pgrad_semi: 'Not Required'
  pgrad_thesis: 'Not Required'
  pgrad_toefl_req: 'TOEFL or IELTS'
  pgrad_unk_jb_plce: ''
  pgrad_verbal: ''
  pg_last_year_average_gpa: '3.85'
  pg_last_year_number_accepted: '19'
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  program_deadline_done:
    - 'Yes'
  program_description_done:
    - 'Yes'
  program_location: WA
  program_name: 'Biomedical Regulatory Affairs'
  program_start_term:
    - Fall
  program_statistics_graduated: 'Yes'
  program_statistics_previous: 'Yes'
  program_stats_done:
    - 'Yes'
  required_rotations:
    - PGRAD_NOTREQ
  rolling_admissions:
    - 'Yes'
  school_city: Seattle
  school_country: US
  school_state: WA
  school_street_1: '1959 NE Pacific St'
  school_street_2: ' Box 357630'
  school_street_3: 'Biomedical Regulatory Affairs Program'
  school_zip: '98195'
  short_name: 'U of Washington'
  sids: '305'
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    - PGRAD_STP
    - PGRAD_TEACH