Henry E. Riggs School of Applied Life Sciences
School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

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Founded in 1997, we are proud to be a member of The Claremont Colleges. With an entrepreneurial approach and industry connections, KGI provides pathways for students to become leaders in healthcare and the applied life sciences.

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Opportunities in Industry

Exposure to the biotech and healthcare industries is woven throughout KGI’s curriculum, providing opportunities not found in other graduate programs.

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Alumni Network and Connections

KGI’s well-placed alumni and close ties with industry ensure that students build their network and gain insights from leaders through the life sciences and healthcare.

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In all of KGI’s degree and certificate programs, students receive experiential education for more hands-on training to increase their competitiveness in the job market.

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With an entrepreneurial approach and industry connections, KGI provides pathways for students to become leaders in healthcare and the applied life sciences.
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KGI Students in 2018-2019

"I loved science, but I missed the business side. I had considered becoming a doctor or a professor, but I still wanted something different. KGI was the perfect mix of business and science. It exposed me to topics and career options I didn’t know existed."
Nida Khan
inVentiv Health Consulting
Master of Business and Science, '06
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In the most recent episode episode, we share the speech from 2019 Commencement student speaker Tiffany Smolinski. KGI celebrated 251 graduates in May 2019 during the 18th Annual Commencement ceremonies.
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The innovative #CRISPRChip developed by KGI faculty member @KianaAran2 has been featured in this month's issue of @TheScientistLLC! Full story: bit.ly/2jGOm0O The handheld chip “is very creative” and “elegantly simple,” says Anthony Shuber of Genetics Research LLC.
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