The Master of Science in Real-World Evidence (RWE) is an interdisciplinary, flexible, and contemporary degree that focuses on best practices for the appropriate acquisition and analysis of observational health data. Housed in the Department of Health Sciences and offered through Northeastern’s Roux Institute in Portland, Maine, this program allows learners to explore how observational research produces a comprehensive understanding of disease, with appropriate methods and software to conduct this research.
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The Master of Science in Real World Evidence in Healthcare and Life Sciences program draws on strong industry partnerships to provide experiential learning opportunities for students enrolled in this program. During the program, you will work with the Experiential Network (XN) on projects. The capstone course will consist of experiential learning that may be offered in concert with Northeastern partners in the life sciences and healthcare industry. Additional experiential learning opportunities will be rolled out during this program.