Clinical Trials: Evidence And Design

University of Technology Sydney - UTS

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5 Weeks

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8/31/2025

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US$1107

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Different clinical study designs provide varying levels of evidence. Learn how to evaluate the strength of evidence from clinical trials and how this evidence is used to underpin evidence-based medicine, regulation of therapeutic goods and health policy. About this micro-credential Clinical trials are an essential tool for establishing the safety and efficacy of medical treatments and are integral to evidence-based medicine and the regulation of therapeutic goods. Understanding how to interpret clinical evidence is important for a range of professions in pharmaceutical, clinical practice and health research and policy fields. In this micro-credential, participants will learn to identify different trial designs along with their advantages and limitations and develop skills in the interpretation of evidence from clinical trials. They will also learn how this evidence is used for drug development, clinical care and the approval of therapeutic goods. Key benefits of this micro-credential This micro-credential aligns with the 2 credit point subject, Clinical Trials: Evidence and Design (60002) in one of the following postgraduate offerings: Master of Science (C04241) or Master of Medical Biotechnology (C04390). This micro-credential may qualify for recognition of prior learning at this and other institutions. Who should do this micro-credential? Anyone with an interest in the clinical trials sector would benefit from this micro-credential, and in particular, science and medical graduates, medical researchers and allied health professionals who wish to learn more about the clinical trials process and how the evidence from clinical trials is implemented. Course learning objectives Understand the context of clinical trials and why they are used Identify different types of trial design and list the advantages and limitations of each Evaluate evidence from clinical trials with reference to the study design, reported statistics and study objectives Describe how evidence from clinical trials can be translated into treatments, policy and clinical guidelines.

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A$1,680.00 (US$ 1,107) per yearFull price - AUD $1,680 (GST-free); 10% discount UTS alumni and staff; Discounts cannot be combined and only one discount can be applied per person per course session; Discounts can only be applied to the full price; Discounts cannot be applied to any offered special price. Please check with institution

Start Date

8/31/2025

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The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is one of the world’s top 200 universities (Times Higher Education Rankings 2019) and based in the vibrant Australian city of Sydney.
Its main campus has been transformed in recent years by over AUD 1 billion investment, creating state-of-the-art facilities in the heart of Sydney’s central business district. This location gives outstanding industry access and a creative hub, but is also a convenient location for students to enjoy one of the most famous cities in the world.
UTS was only established in 1988 but has rapidly become a leading university, gaining recognition for its practice-based teaching and learning with an industry focus and use of real-world research. It is the No.1 Young University in Australia and 16th best Young University worldwide (Times Higher Education Rankings).
The university is based on a vision and commitment to provide lifetime learning to students, giving them the skills to become innovative, leading professionals throughout their working lives. Many graduates have gone on to achieve remarkable industry success after leaving UTS.
UTS is one of four prominent universities making up the Australian Technology Network and committing to delivering practical and professional courses by working with industry and government. Over 130 undergraduate and 180 postgraduate courses are offered to the 40,000 enrolled students, ranging from traditional subjects to emerging disciplines, but all with a focus on undertaking professional practice during study.
Students have access to world-leading research centres and strong relationships with local community, industry, businesses and professions to help connect them with the job market they will enter upon completing their studies.

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