The demand has never been greater for professionals who can help companies ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations in the development and commercialization of new drugs and healthcare products. The Master’s in Regulatory Affairs (STEM designated) at Northeastern University prepares students to be masters in the field of global regulatory affairs, and enables existing regulatory affairs professionals to refine and update their knowledge of global regulatory affairs statutes and practices.
Key differentiators of our program:
Earn a career-advancing credential through one of our three Regulatory Affairs graduate certificates, which offer credits that can be applied directly to the master’s program.
Certificate options include: Domestic Biopharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs, International Biopharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs, and Medical Devices Regulatory Affairs
Entry Terms
Fall, Spring
Learning Format: 100% online, on-ground in Boston, Silicon Valley, Toronto
Application Deadlines:
Domestic Students:
Spring: Summer 2020 - June 26; Fall 2020 - Sept. 4
International Students:
Summer 2020 - April 20; Fall 2020 - July 13
Credits Required for Graduation
32 Semester Hours
A graduate program at Northeastern University enables you to create the educational experience that best meets your career and life goals. Ranked among the top-40 universities in the U.S. and classified as a tier-1 research university, we offer a dynamic learning environment, fueled, informed, and inspired by professionally-oriented, experience-powered study.
Experiential learning. Industry-aligned coursework. Flexible study options. Plus, a global network of faculty practitioners, corporate partners, distinguished alumni, and fellow students. Together, these form the cornerstone of an education that’s innovative, yet relevant; practical, yet transformative.
Find out how a Northeastern degree can help you advance your career. Consult our enrollment coaches to help you decide if your program of choice is a right fit for you while also obtaining guidance on the application process.