|Articles|September 20, 2012
Parexel and Salem State University Launch Clinical Trial Management Graduate Program
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PAREXEL is committed to developing the future biopharmaceutical workforce with courses specifically tailored to meet the growing talent needs of the clinical development job market. Salem State University is an ideal partner to help further this effort due to its experience in developing academic programs relevant to workforce needs in the healthcare and life science fields.
“Salem State has a progressive outlook in partnering with industries and an impressive track record in building career interest in science disciplines,” said Josef von Rickenbach, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, PAREXEL International. “PAREXEL has experienced rapid growth in the United States and we are excited to have a major university partner in the Northeast to further develop the much-needed talent pool of candidates in the field.”
“Our partnership with PAREXEL International is a strong example of Salem State’s commitment to working with industry to create workforce aligned programs,” said Patricia Maguire Meservey, president of Salem State University. “There is a clear need here for people with a healthcare or life sciences background who, with the right training, can tap into a specialized area where there is great demand.”
PAREXEL has a well-established history of developing close partnerships with regional universities through its PAREXEL Academy. The company established the first academy of its kind in Berlin, Germany in 2001, where candidates can earn a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Clinical Research degree validated and awarded by the University of Wales. More recently, PAREXEL entered into an agreement with the National University of Singapore (NUS), through its National University of Singapore Academy of GxP Excellence (NUSAGE), to offer an academic program to help meet the increasing demand for talent in the field of clinical research in the Asia region. Since its inception, PAREXEL International has helped train more than one thousand professionals and has successfully placed many of its graduates into the life sciences industry segment.
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