MA/MS in Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administration

The Master of Science in Translational Pharmaceutical Science sits in the School of Medicine and focuses on moving laboratory findings toward clinical use. Over two years, students learn the steps for getting a drug onto the market and how basic research becomes patient treatment. The curriculum pairs twelve core credits with elective credits and draws on faculty from several disciplines, offering foundational science, professional skills and interdisciplinary training. Graduates are prepared to work as pharmaceutical scientists, quality assurance or quality control scientists, program managers, research analysts or clinical research coordinators. Applicants submit an online application with a one-page statement of scholarly purpose, an application fee, a bachelor's degree, transcripts, a resume and three recommendation letters. International applicants send TOEFL, IELTS or PTE results.