Education & Training
While the Department of Pharmacology is home to primary faculty members with diverse research interests, we share a common goal of educating and training the next generation of scientists and health professionals. We are the proud departmental home of the undergraduate Pharmacology Minor as well as the Molecular Pharmacology & Therapeutics Graduate Program (MPaT), which confers Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees in Pharmacology. We also offer individualized training to postdoctoral scholars, key contributors to all facets of our mission.
Our Pharmacology Minor program involves high-quality teaching of the principles of pharmacology and their practical application to undergraduate students.
The Molecular Pharmacology & Therapeutics Graduate Program is designed to prepare our graduates for productive careers in academia, industry, medical, and government/regulatory settings.
Our postdoctoral scholars work with faculty mentors to develop highly individualized and advanced training experiences in biomedical research.
We are an Inclusive Community
The Department of Pharmacology welcomes people of all backgrounds, nationalities, and ethnic groups. We support and welcome diversity, and know that diversity makes us stronger. We can only accomplish our goals by valuing a wide variety of perspectives and ideas.