Pharmacology and Toxicology
- Programs under this Major:
- Master of Science Program (MS)
- Doctor of Philosophy Program (PhD)
Major Description
The graduate program in Pharmacology and Toxicology provides training leading to the Doctor of Philosophy or Master of Science degree in Pharmacology and Toxicology.
The graduate program in Pharmacology and Toxicology provides training leading to the Doctor of Philosophy or Master of Science degree in Pharmacology and Toxicology.
The Program trains students in state-of-the-art approaches in basic research in pharmacology, toxicology, environmental toxicology, chemical pharmacology, and proteomics and closely related sub-disciplines, to prepare the students for careers in independent research or related careers in academia, industry, or government.
Pharmacology and Toxicology are allied scientific disciplines concerned with investigations of physiological and biochemical actions of endogenous compounds and xenobiotics on living tissues. These studies range in scope from investigations at the molecular level to clinical pharmacological and toxicological responses in humans. The ability of pharmacologists to elucidate basic mechanisms of drug action in living cells and biological systems has permitted the development of a rational approach to drug design and use. In addition, pharmacologists and toxicologists study compounds to gain a better understanding of the molecular mechanisms of toxicity.
Hide DescriptionDepartment: Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Phone:
- (520) 626-7265
- Fax:
- (520) 626-2466
- Mailing Address:
- 1703 E. Mabel, Room 336
Tucson, AZ 85721 - Website:
- http://www.pharmacy.arizona.edu/programs/graduate/
- Majors:
- Clinical Pharmacy (option of Pharmaceutical Sciences), Drug Discovery and Development (option of Pharmaceutical Sciences), Pharmaceutical Economics, Policy and Outcomes (option of Pharmaceutical Sciences), Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics (option of Pharmaceutical Sciences), Pharmacology and Toxicology
Department Faculty
Professor and Director
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Associate Professor |
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Master of Science Program (MS)
Contact InformationApplication Questions
Nancy Colbert Advising Questions
Nancy Colbert |
Financial Aid
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Application Requirements
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Application Deadline(s)Domestic Applicants
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Program Codes |
Program RequirementsMinimum Credit HoursCore CoursesPCOL601 Toxicogenomics and Proteomics 2 PCOL596c Advanced Toxicology 1 BME 511 Physiology/Biomed 3 PCOL630a Cell Comm. & Sgnl Transduction 3 PCOL630b Cell Comm. & Sgnl Transduction 3 PCOL571a Pharmacology I 4 PCOL571c Pharmacology II 3 PCOL550 Drug Metabolism and Disp 2 EPI576a Biostatistics or 3 PCOL509c Statistics for Research MCB695e Science, Ethics and Society or 1 PHCL595b SC WRIT STRAT,SKLL+ETHIC 2 PCOL586a Lab Rotation 2 PCOL910 Thesis (3-6 units) PCOL696a Student Seminar 2* PCOL596a Research Conference 2** * Attendance in seminar is required every semester in residence, but only two credits can count towards the Masters Plan of Study. **Attendance in research conference is required every semester beginning in the second year in residence, but only two credits can count towards the Masters Plan of Study. Language Requirement(s) |
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Doctor of Philosophy Program (PhD)
Contact InformationApplication Questions
Nancy Colbert Advising Questions
Nancy Colbert |
Financial Aid
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Application Requirements
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Standardized Test Requirements
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Other Application Requirements
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Application Deadline(s)Domestic Applicants
International Applicants
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Program Codes |
Program RequirementsMinimum Credit HoursCore CoursesPCOL601 Toxicogenomics and Proteomics 2 PCOL596c Advanced Toxicology 1 BME 511 Physiology/BioMed 3 PCOL630a CELL COMM+SIGN TRANSDCT 3 PCOL630b CELL COMM+SIGN TRANSDCT 3 PCOL571a Pharmacology I 4 PCOL571c Pharmacology II 3 PCOL550 Drug Disposition and Metab 2 EPI576a Biostatistics or 3 PCOL509c Statistics for Research MCB695e Science, Ethics and Society or 1 PHCL595b Scientific Writing Strategies 2 PCOL586a Lab Rotation 4 PCOL696a Student Seminar 4* PCOL695a Research Conference 4** * Attendance in seminar is required every semester in residence, but only four credits can count towards the Doctoral Plan of Study. **Attendance in research conference is required every semester beginning in the second year in residence, but only four credits can count towards the Doctoral Plan of Study. Language Requirement(s)Minor Requirements |
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