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DIA Members Save on USciences Graduate Programs
Written by Lauren Whetzel-Siburkis
Published on May 5, 2015
Two leading forces in health sciences have teamed up to provide an exclusive offer with lasting benefits.Drug Information Association members (DIA) are eligible to receive a 15% tuition discount on select Mayes College Master's-level programs at University of the Sciences.Apply the DIA discount towards the first 12 credits completed in one of the following:
- Master of Business Administration in Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Business
- Master of Public Health
- Master of Science in Health Policy
- Master of Science in Biomedical Writing
To qualify for the discount, students must be active DIA members prior to enrolling and not have previously enrolled in one of the eligible USciences programs. Click here to find out more about DIA membership.
Learn more about how you can advance your education and your career at a discount.
Founded in 1964 DIA, formerly known as the Drug Information Association, is an independent, nonprofit organization with its global center located in Washington, D.C., USA with regional offices covering North and South America (Horsham, Pennsylvania, USA); Europe, Middle East & Africa (Basel, Switzerland); and Asia Pacific, including China (Beijing), India (Mumbai), and Japan (Tokyo). The association of more than 30,000 key stakeholders builds productive relationships by bringing together regulators, life sciences professionals and academics, patient advocates and other influencers, as well as students to exchange knowledge and collaborate in a neutral setting.
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