MSCAPs
Master of Science in Clinical and Applied Proteomics (MS-CAPs)
The Master of Science in Clinical and Applied Proteomics (MS-CAPs) is designed for science graduates and individuals working in the field of scientific research who wish to pursue or advance their career through specialized study in the exciting field of Mass Spectrometry. This one-year course combines innovative, didactic online study of theory with two, in-person, hands-on lab rotations to give students with the freedom to study from anywhere while gaining access to operational training with some of the most specialized, modern equipment available.
The curriculum consists of 30 credits completed across two semesters. 20 credits achieved through didactic course work and 10 through laboratory rotations. Students are expected to fulfill the program obligations throughout the course of the year, culminating in qualification in the summer.
Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be qualified to pursue ever in-demand positions in either the industrial or clinical sectors. Through Loyola Medicine, the University's academic medical center partner, students can gain valuable clinical experience if they wish to continue into pharmaceutical or clinical labs. Through our many industrial partnerships, graduates who wish to pursue a career in a more industrial lab setting will have opportunities to network and create connections.
The Master of Science in Clinical and Applied Proteomics (MS-CAPs) is designed for science graduates and individuals working in the field of scientific research who wish to pursue or advance their career through specialized study in the exciting field of Mass Spectrometry. This one-year course combines innovative, didactic online study of theory with two, in-person, hands-on lab rotations to give students with the freedom to study from anywhere while gaining access to operational training with some of the most specialized, modern equipment available.
The curriculum consists of 30 credits completed across two semesters. 20 credits achieved through didactic course work and 10 through laboratory rotations. Students are expected to fulfill the program obligations throughout the course of the year, culminating in qualification in the summer.
Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be qualified to pursue ever in-demand positions in either the industrial or clinical sectors. Through Loyola Medicine, the University's academic medical center partner, students can gain valuable clinical experience if they wish to continue into pharmaceutical or clinical labs. Through our many industrial partnerships, graduates who wish to pursue a career in a more industrial lab setting will have opportunities to network and create connections.