Master of Science in Pharmacology
Program Overview
Master of Science in Pharmacology
The Master of Science in Pharmacology program at the University of Cincinnati offers students a comprehensive education in pharmacology, with a special emphasis on applied pharmacology and drug toxicology. This program provides students with a behind-the-scenes look into the FDA drug approval process, including nonclinical and clinical safety assessments and regulatory guidances.
Program Highlights
- Emphasis on drug safety
- Research experiences
- Gap year experience
- Unique opportunity to network with experts currently working in the field through special lectures and networking events
Admission
- Qualifications for admission
- How to apply
Curriculum
- Overview
- 1-Year Non-Thesis Curriculum
- 2+ Years Thesis Curriculum
- Course descriptions
Research Faculty
The program boasts a team of experienced research faculty who provide guidance and mentorship to students.
Alumni
- Testimonials
- Where Are They Now?
- Class of 2025
- Class of 2024
- Class of 2023
- Class of 2022
- Class of 2021
- Class of 2020
- Class of 2019
Graduate Success
Since the program's inception in 2012, 99% of matriculants have graduated. The majority of graduates have found employment in the research/industry sector (34%) or have continued their education in medical/dental school (32%) or gained entrance to a PhD program (16%).
Special Emphasis in Applied Pharmacology & Drug Toxicology
Master's in Pharmacology students gain an educational foundation in pharmacology, plus a behind-the-scenes look into the FDA drug approval process, including nonclinical and clinical safety assessments and regulatory guidances. MS students also have the unique advantage to network with experts currently working in the field through special lectures and networking events.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the program are prepared for employment in the biopharmaceutical and biotech industries, contract research organizations (CROs), government (FDA), or continued education in medical (MD/DO, DMD) or graduate (PhD) school.
