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Applications for start in Autumn Semester 2025 are closed. The application window for start in Spring 2026 is 18.08–09.11.2025 (rolling admission).

Learn how to apply for our MAS programme here.

  • A Master's degree acknowledged by ETH or equivalent educational qualifications in life sciences
  • At least two years of postgraduate work experience in a relevant field
  • Sufficient prior knowledge of statistics and Good Clinical Practice (GCP). Individuals who do not have any prior knowledge in medical statistics and GCP must successfully complete the relevant courses
     

Tuition language: English (English at level C1 required)

MAS ETH diCR – direct application (full programme)

The total fee of CHF 37,530 is payable in two equal instalments of 50 %
each, due in October and March.

MAS ETH diCR modular pathway – CAS route

You may also earn the required MAS ETH diCR credits by separately
applying for, and completing, the two mandatory CAS programmes plus one
elective CAS programme, and the Master’s module.

The regular programme fee for each CAS programme applies. If you are
planning the modular pathway you must separately register for the Master’s
module (fee CHF 2 900).

Get in touch and book your personal consultation on the MAS ETH in digital Clinical Research

Dr. Sabine Goldhahn
Lecturer at the Department of Health Sciences and Technology
  • SLA C 5
  • +41 44 655 72 92

Professur Translationale Ern.biol.
Schorenstrasse 16
8603 Schwerzenbach
Switzerland

Dr.  Sabine Goldhahn
Image: Andreas Sütterlin
“A rewarding course with the right mix of theoretical background, practical skills and hands-on experience using digital technologies from biomarkers to health interventions. Moreover, I could enrich my personal network with brilliant classmates, industry experts and great teachers.”
Image: Andreas Sütterlin
Anne Kilburg, student in the MAS ETH in digital Clinical Research, already completed three CAS programmes

60 ECTS credits

Study type: continuing education, part-​time study

Study duration: 2–3 years, maximum duration of study is 4 years.

For an example of study duration, please see Download here (JPEG, 470 KB).  

ETH Zurich

The programme consists of on-​site and remote live sessions (lectures/workshops/group work), blended learning, an interactive fair, a lab visit, coaching sessions and self-​study content. In the mandatory CAS programmes, the lectures are recorded.

What our participants say

Frank Waaga | Digital Medicine Enthusiast & Entrepreneur

Ventsislav Dobrev | Digital & Population Health Expert  

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