Regulatory Science II

3 Credits · Level: Graduate

The course highlights the key tools of regulatory science, including cost/benefit analysis and mathematical modeling. Students will jointly perform research with the objective to author a paper on a regulatory science topic that will be submitted for potential publication in a science journal. The course will introduce students to a range of regulatory science disciplines including regulatory toxicology, regulatory microbiology, regulatory pharmacology, and regulatory ecology presented in the context of case studies to emphasize regulatory science principles including their applications.