M.S. in Pharmaceutical Sciences

Two-year, full-time in-person program

The Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences program offers students a comprehensive exploration of pharmaceutical research and development. Through a combination of coursework and hands-on laboratory experiences, students explore the fundamentals of drug discovery, development and regulation. This program places an emphasis on new technologies and industry developments, preparing graduates to address the complexities of advancing health care through innovation and scientific proficiency.

Graduates earn a M.S. in one of four concentrations: medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutics, pharmacoeconomics and health outcomes or pharmacotherapy. See links below for details on each concentration, including program details, application information, financial information and more.

Concentrations

Medicinal Chemistry

A comprehensive exploration of the synthesis, analysis and design of pharmaceutical compounds aimed at treating diseases effectively and safely

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Pharmaceutics

A comprehensive exploration of the formulation, delivery and optimization of pharmaceutical products

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Pharmacoeconomics and Health Outcomes

A comprehensive exploration of the economic and societal impact of pharmaceutical interventions

Pharmacist and student with patient in clinic.

Pharmacotherapy

A comprehensive exploration of the factors contributing to drug response and adverse events

Researcher using a syringe.