Master of Science in Regenerative Medicine & Entrepreneurship (RGME)

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Case Western Reserve University's (CWRU) Master of Science in Regenerative Medicine and Entrepreneurship (RGME) is the first two-year master's level program of its kind in Ohio. The MS in RGME is part of the CWRU Fusion Program. This unique cross-campus collaboration allows students in the program to gain experience in science/medicine, law, and business. Throughout their classes, students discover how all of these areas culminate into the field of Regenerative Medicine. 

Additionally, those enrolled in the RGME program have access to cutting-edge clinical and research facilities and small biotechnology companies within the National Center for Regenerative Medicine (NCRM) network.

RGME students are trained in academic, commercial, and clinical settings to support cellular manufacturing, biotechnology innovation, legal compliance, financial analysis, venture capital, and business development activities. All while taking advantage of our strengths across the disciplines of regenerative medicine as a whole!

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Entrepreneurship Sets Us Apart

The RGME program is a 30-credit, two-year program for recent graduates to hone their problem-solving skills. Students are trained to solve modern regenerative medicine, commercial, and compliance problems. They also experience these problems in the context of both an individual company and the greater marketplace. 

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Career Preparation

Every RGME student is guided by a program mentor throughout their course of study, to ensure the successful completion of the program and to support individual career development goals. Students choose between an internship or hands-on lab experience to supplement their classroom learning. Either opportunity sets the students on the right career trajectory post-graduation.