Regulatory Science (Online)

Advance Your Career with Our Regulatory Science Online Degree

The Rutgers MBS in Regulatory Science prepares students for careers in the fast-growing regulatory affairs sector in the pharmaceutical, food and consumer products industries.  Through our program students gain the knowledge and skills to be strategic partners in these industries through their expertise in the intricacies of global regulations, product development and marketing in these industries and the drivers of profitable businesses.  

Students also have the opportunity to study the technical foundations of their industries including formulation, testing and manufacturing including specialized topics such as dermaceutics, fragrance and flavor technology and clinical trials.  Alongside technical expertise, the program builds essential business skills in finance, entrepreneurship, leadership, intellectual property, ethics, regulatory affairs, and artificial intelligence (AI), empowering graduates to drive innovation at the intersection of science and business.

The Benefits of Our Online Learning Experience

Access to online networking and professional events

Hotel accommodations are covered for in-person events if you live 150+ miles away

Virtual academic advising and executive coaching

Skills Gained

Gain the tools to meaningfully participate in the development of corporate compliance strategies beyond traditional approval or rejection roles.

Bridge regulatory compliance and entrepreneurship by participating in product development projects from conception to market.

Roles Our Regulatory Science Alumni Would Excel In

There are numerous job opportunities and career paths available to individuals with advanced knowledge of Regulatory Science.

Titles

  • Regulatory Affairs Associate/Manager
  • Compliance Specialist
  • Safety Specialist

Recommended Experience For Admission

Applicants who are unsure of their eligibility for this concentration should schedule an appointment with an enrollment specialist.

Academic

It is strongly recommended that applicants possess a bachelor’s degree in chemistry or chemical biology; students with undergraduate degrees in a field other than chemistry must have completed two semesters of organic chemistry.