The MS Pharmacology Program specializing in Clinical Pharmacology and Clinical Trial Design is not accepting applications for the 2012-2013 academic year.
Graduate Programs in Pharmacology at The Ohio State University
The Integrated Biomedical Science Graduate Program (IBGP) provides training in all relevant areas of biomedical sciences. Students can specialize in various designated areas of emphasis. For each of these areas there is a suggested curriculum that if completed will be recognized on the student's graduation transcript as an area of graduate specialization. The Department of Pharmacology - together with faculty from multiple other departments, offers study in the area of research emphasis designated as "Molecular Pharmacology, Pharmacogenomics and Therapeutics."
Under the theme "The Biology of Human Disease", IBGP is a multidisciplinary graduate program, which has recently emerged from combining several separate departmental graduate programs within the College of Medicine.
This college-wide graduate program has a strong Graduate Faculty composed of over 170 members from 19 departments, including the Department of Pharmacology. These faculty members bring to the program extraordinary research and teaching expertise and outstanding research resources that will be available to our graduate students.
Admission and Registration
1. Application Procedure for the IBGP Ph.D. Program
Applicants wishing to receive information on the doctoral program in the IBGP are directed to the IBGP web page (http://www.ibgp.org/).
The Department of Pharmacology, College of Medicine, offers a Master's degree in Pharmacology, with specialization in clinical pharmacology.
Clinical Pharmacology
Students in this program will take courses in General Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacokinetics, Statistics, Biomedical Ethics and Clinical Trials. Students will spend substantial time in the Clinical Trials Unit of the department, getting familiar with all the procedures involved in Phase I trials of a drug. This is an exciting program designed to train scientists in drug design, development, and the clinical trials necessary to obtain FDA approval for new drugs. This provides a unique opportunity to acquire credentials in this critical discipline.
2. Application Procedure for the Master's Degree in Clinical Trials
The Graduate Admissions Office has instituted an online-only application. There will be no paper application available. The online application can be accessed at http://www.gradapply.osu.edu/.
The telephone number of Graduate Students Admission Office is (614) 292-9444.
Applicants should submit directly to the Graduate Admissions Office:
- The online application (requires online payment of application fee)
- One official transcript or record of marks for each college- or university-level school attended
- Official test scores
Applicants should submit directly to the Department of Pharmacology
- One official transcript or record of marks for each college- or university-level school attended
- Statement of Intent
- Autobiographical Statement
- Three letters of recommendation written on recommenders' original letterhead stationery, accompanied by completed Ohio State Reference Form
The last date for receipt of new applications by the Department is July 1 for Autumn Quarter Admission.
Master's Program in Pharmacology
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