Implementation Science Certificate

Welcome to the Implementation Science Certificate Student Resources Page

 


Frequently Asked Questions:

  • When are courses available?

Courses are offered on Thursday afternoons.

  • I don't live in Philadelphia, can I still enroll in the program?

Yes, this certificate can be completed entirely online, making it accessible to students regardless of location. Apply for a Summer start to begin the online sequence.

  • I am interested in taking an in-person course. Is that an option?

Yes. IMP 6025: Implementation Science in Health and Health Care, is offered in-person during the spring term. All other certificate courses are offered virtually.

  • I am interested in applying for the IS Certificate, do I need to submit an official transcript?

Applicants must submit an official transcript.

  • I am an international student, am I eligible to apply?

The program is open to US Citizens and Permanent Residents only. We cannot accept applications from international students who do not meet residency requirements at this time. More information on International Student policies can be found here.

  • I am an undergraduate student, am I eligible to apply?

The program is open to learners who have completed an undergraduate degree.

  • I work at Penn, can I use tuition benefits?

Tuition benefits can be applied to complete the certificate. The timeline of eligibility to apply the benefits should be confirmed with your HR contact.

  • How many letters of recommendation do we need?

One letter of recommendation is required. 


For a comprehensive list of student resources, including the current Implementation Science Certificate Handbook, click here.

For details on understanding costs, click here.


 

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