Pharmaceutical Sciences MS - Non-Thesis

University of Arizona

The goal of the MS program is to provide students with a broad background of courses in a variety of areas in Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmacology & Toxicology. Students will take courses in the areas of Drug Discovery & Development, Pharmacology & Toxicology, Pharmaceutics, and Health & Pharmaceutical Outcomes. The program is ideal for students pursuing advancement in their careers or exploring future academic opportunities in the health sciences.The Graduate Council in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences for Graduate Programs in the College of Pharmacy is comprised of one voting faculty member from each of the program tracks, one non-voting program coordinator, and a non-voting graduate student representative from each program track. The Council formulatespolicies and coordinates activities of the graduate program for all disciplines within the College of Pharmacy, including the Health and Pharmaceutical Outcomes track. This council is charged with the overall evaluation of graduate student performance and makes final decisions concerning applicants for admission to the program. The student representatives are not included in the evaluation of student performance or admitting students into theprogram.

R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy