Overview
The School of Pharmacy offers training at the graduate level to unique, highly motivated individuals. Our mission is to train the next generation of leaders and decision makers seeking to improve the health of the community through outstanding basic and clinical research. Major strengths include highly accomplished, well funded research faculty, multidisciplinary training opportunities, and cutting edge technologies.
Curriculum
Training consists of a sequence of required core courses, elective courses, journal clubs, faculty-directed research, and an original research project leading to a final thesis. 48 credit hours of coursework are required.
Year 1
- Fall
Course Title Credit PHARM3053 Biochemical Pharmacology 4 PHARM3040 Statistical Methods I 3 PHARM3049 Scientific Writing Skills 2 PHARM3042 Research Practicum/Elective 3 - Spring
Course Title Credit PHARM2001 Pharmaceutical Analysis 4 PHARM3071 Foundations in Pharm Sciences 4 PHARM3042 Research Practicum/Elective 3 Journal Club 1
Year 2
- Fall
Course Title Credit PHARM3024 Pharmaceutical Sciences Seminar 1 PHARM3042 Research Practicum/Elective 10 Journal Club 1 - Spring
Course Title Credit PHARM2010 MS Thesis 11 PHARM3025 Pharmaceutical Sciences Seminar 1
Recommended Courses
- Biochemical Pharmacology
PHARM3009 - Advanced in Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Pharmaceutics
PHARM5218 - PK & Drug Response
PHARM3074 - Introduction to Regulatory Aspects of Drug Development
PHARM3002 - Advanced PK- Medical Chemistry
CHEM2310 - Advanced Organic Chemistry
PHARM3032 - Medicinal Chemistry- CPS
PHARM3034 - Topics for Translational Research
PHARM5218 - PK & Drug Response
PHARM3002 - Advanced PK- PSP
PHARM3068 - Computational Systems Pharmacology
PHARM3039 - Pharmacometrics and Systems Pharmacology
Timeline/Milestones
The understanding of the various milestones will help assist you towards a successful completion of the program.