Master of Science (Pharmacy)

This program leads to a Master of Science in Pharmacy, a graduate degree offered by the School of Pharmacy combining coursework with a research component, typically completed in about two years. Admission requires a recognized four-year Bachelor of Science degree with a minimum grade average of B+, roughly 75 percent, or its equivalent. The program pairs formal coursework in pharmacy-related subjects with an individual research project, giving students the chance to work closely with faculty on a defined research question within pharmaceutical sciences. It suits Bachelor of Science graduates, particularly those with a pharmacy or related science background, who want to build research skills and specialized knowledge in pharmacy beyond the undergraduate level, whether as preparation for a research career, further doctoral study, or advanced roles in the pharmaceutical sciences.