M.Sc. in Pharmacology (Chemical Biology option)
Please note: a grayed out course title means the course is currently not offered this year.
Required courses (9-15 credits)
| PHAR 562. Neuropharmacology. | 3 |
| PHAR 563. Endocrine Pharmacology. | 3 |
| PHAR 601D1. Research Seminar. | 3 |
| PHAR 601D2. Research Seminar. | 3 |
| PHAR 712. Statistics for Pharmacologists. | 3 |
Complementary courses are chosen in consultation with the research director. Graduate Committee may stipulate additional course work (e.g. BIOC 404. Biophysical Methods in Biochemistry. , BIOC 450. Protein Structure and Function. or BIOC 454. Nucleic Acids. ) depending on the background and project of the candidate. *Students exempted from one or both of PHAR 562. Neuropharmacology. and PHAR 563. Endocrine Pharmacology. because they have taken these courses (or equivalent) as undergraduates must complete 3 or 6 credits, respectively, from Complementary course list D below.
Complementary Courses (total 8-14 credits)
Complementary courses A (2 credits)
Two of the following courses:
| BIOC 610. Seminars in Chemical Biology 1. | 1 |
| BIOC 611. Seminars in Chemical Biology 2 | 1 |
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Complementary courses B (3 credits)
Complementary courses C (3 credits)
Three credits from the following:
| CHEM 502. Advanced Bio-Organic Chemistry. | 3 |
| PHAR 503. Drug Discovery and Development 1. | 3 |
Complementary courses D (0-6 credits)
Students exempted from one or both of PHAR 562. Neuropharmacology. and PHAR 563. Endocrine Pharmacology. must complete 3 or 6 credits, respectively, from the following:
(Please note that CHEM 504 and PHAR 504 are the same course)
*PHAR 707 may be credited against this requirement only if another 700-level Pharmacology course is taken to fulfill the requirement for a course from Complementary course list B above.
Thesis Preparation courses
| PHAR 696. Thesis Preparation. | 3 |
| PHAR 698. Thesis Preparation 2. | 9 |
| PHAR 699. Thesis Preparation 3. | 12 |
Ph.D. in Pharmacology (Chemical Biology option)
Required courses (13-19 credits)
Complementary courses are chosen in consultation with the research director. The Graduate Committee may stipulate additional course work (e.g. BIOC 404. Biophysical Methods in Biochemistry. , BIOC 450. Protein Structure and Function. or BIOC 454. Nucleic Acids.) depending on the background and project of the candidate. *Students exempted from one or both of PHAR 562. Neuropharmacology. and PHAR 563. Endocrine Pharmacology. because they have taken these courses (or equivalent) as undergraduates must complete 3 or 6 credits, respectively, from Complementary course list D below.
Complementary Courses (total 9-15 credits)
Complementary courses A (6 credits)
Complementary courses B (3 credits)
Different PHAR 700 courses in B are offered each year (on a rotation basis).
| CHEM 502. Advanced Bio-Organic Chemistry. | 3 |
| PHAR 503. Drug Discovery and Development 1. | 3 |
Complementary courses C (0-6 credits)
*Students exempted from one or both of PHAR 562. Neuropharmacology. and PHAR 563. Endocrine Pharmacology. must complete 3 or 6 credits, respectively, from the following:
(Please note that CHEM 504 and PHAR 504 are the same course)
*PHAR 707 may be credited against this requirement only if another 700-level Pharmacology course is taken to fulfill the requirement for a course from Complementary course list B above.