Pharmaceutical
Sciences Program
Curriculum
The curriculum provides a broad
basic sciences foundation in biology, chemistry, mathematics,
and pharmaceutics; integrates the essential contributions
of the humanities, social sciences, and communications; and
emphasizes several laboratory-based courses to develop and
improve technical skills.
The first two years of the curriculum accommodate
all the fundamental and interdisciplinary requirements of
the core curriculum. In the second through fourth years,
the core distribution requirements and core elective are satisfied,
along with the knowledge base needed for careers in the pharmaceutical
sciences. PH 399, Project in Pharmaceutics is a required
research course;
students are mentored by a faculty member or senior graduate
student. Also, opportunities are often available for
students to conduct research as a laboratory technician.
The curriculum is flexible
enough to permit students to choose elective credits in an
area of special interest or to minor in a specific discipline.
Curriculum
Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences
Curriculum
BS Pharmaceutical Sciences/MS (non-thesis) in
Pharmaceutics
*Prospective students may seek
admission to the combined program when they apply
as freshman, as external transfers or
as internal transfers (change of major).*
2004-2006 University Catalog - Description of the Major, including
Course Descriptions
*Course updates may not appear on these pages*
Pharmaceutical
Sciences Information Page
Core
Curriculum
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