Curriculum
Doctor of Philosophy in PharmacologyYear I-Fall
COURSE | TITLE | SEMESTER HOURS |
---|---|---|
MAT 763 |
Advanced Statistics |
3 |
PSB 710 |
Principles of Pharmaceutical Sciences |
3 |
PSB XXX |
Advanced Biochemistry & Molecular Biology |
3 |
PSB 818 |
Laboratory Rotations |
0 |
PSB 819 |
Graduate Seminar |
0 |
TOTAL |
|
9 |
Year I-Spring
COURSE | TITLE | SEMESTER HOURS |
---|---|---|
PSB XXX |
Advanced Pharmacology: G-protein Receptors |
3 |
PSB XXX |
Advanced Pharmacology: Neuropharmacology |
3 |
PSB 818 |
Laboratory Rotations |
1 |
PSB 819 |
Graduate Seminar |
1 |
PSB 855 |
Care and Use of Laboratory Animals |
1 |
TOTAL |
|
9 |
Year II-Fall
COURSE | TITLE | SEMESTER HOURS |
---|---|---|
PSB 8XX |
Advanced Pharmacology: Cancer & Immunopharmacology |
3 |
PSB 819 |
Graduate Seminar |
0 |
PSB 880 |
Research |
1 |
Elective |
3 |
|
TOTAL |
|
7 |
Year II-Spring
COURSE | TITLE | SEMESTER HOURS |
---|---|---|
PSB 815 |
Drug Metabolism |
3 |
PSB 819 |
Graduate Seminar |
1 |
PSB 880 |
Research |
1 |
TOTAL |
|
5 |
Year III
COURSE | TITLE | SEMESTER HOURS |
---|---|---|
PSB XXX | Pharmacodynamics | 3 |
PSB 819 | Graduate Seminar | 2 |
PSB 846 | Advanced Toxicology | 2 |
PSB 880 | Research | 4 |
|
Minor* | 9 |
TOTAL | |
20 |
Total credits to complete degree requirements: 50 semester hours
*Minors: Biochemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, or Pharmaceutics.
Elective Courses
COURSE | TITLE | SEMESTER HOURS |
---|---|---|
BIO 734 | Immunology | 3 |
CHE717 | Instrumental Analysis (w/ lab) | 4 |
CHE731 | Advanced Organic Chemistry | 4 |
PSB 740 | Cardiovascular Physiology | 3 |
PSB XXX | Experimental Methods | - |
PSB 802 | Chemistry of Macromolecules | 3 |
PSB 835 | Advanced Pharmacokinetics | 3 |
PSB 837 | Vascular Physiology & Pharmacology | 2 |
PSB 850 | Pharmacogenomics | 3 |
PSB 856 | Selected Topics in the Neurosciences | 1 |
PSB 860 | Chromatography | 2 |
PSB 861L | Chromatography Laboratory | 1 |
PSB 872 | Special Problems (PhD program only) | 1 - 2 |
*Additional electives may be selected from other appropriate graduate courses with the approval of the major advisor & the course instructor.