Dual Degree Curriculum for the Pharmaceutics and Medicinal Chemistry Track
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P1 |
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Fall |
Spring |
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| Pharmacology | 4 | Pharmacology | 4 |
| Medicinal Chemistry | 5 | Medicinal Chemistry | 5 |
| Pharmaceutics 1 | 5 | Pharmaceutics 2 | 4 |
| Communication Skills | 2 | Pharmaceutics 3 | 2 |
| Into to Pharmacy & Health Care Environment | 2 | Intro to Pharmaceutical Care Rotation | 1 |
| Graduate Course | 3 | Non-Prescription Drugs | 3 |
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Subtotal |
18-21(5-8) |
Subtotal |
19(5) |
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P2 |
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Fall |
Spring(1) |
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| Therapeutics 1 | 3 | Therapeutics 3 | 3 |
| Therapeutics 2 | 3 | Therapeutics 4 | 3 |
| Patient Assessment & Management | 2 | Applied Therapeutics 1 | 2 |
| Biopharmaceutics/Pharmacokinetics | 4 | Applied Pharmacokinetics | 2 |
| Immunication | 1 | Pharmacogenomics (2) | 2 |
| Graduate Course | 3-6 hours | Graduate Course | 4-6 hours |
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Subtotal |
16-19(3-6) |
Subtotal |
16-18(4-6) |
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P3 |
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Fall |
Spring (3) |
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| Pharmacy Law | 3 | January Rotation | |
| Applied Therapeutics 2 | 2 | February Rotation | |
| Therapeutics 5 | 3 | March Rotation | |
| Therapeutics 6 | 4 | April Rotation | |
| Graduate Course | 4 | May Rotation | |
| June Rotation | |||
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Subtotal |
16-18(4-6) | July Rotation | |
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P4(4) |
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Fall |
Spring |
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| Graduate Course | Graduate Course | ||
| Graduate Course | Graduate Course | ||
| Graduate Course | Graduate Course | ||
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Subtotal |
Subtotal |
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(1) Students are required to take introductory (basic) rotation during the summer following the P-2 year.
Students may receive credit for basic rotation through life experience.
(2) May substitute Drug Metabolism -PHAC 817.
(3) Includes patient care (n=6) and elective (n=1) rotations.
(4) Students will be classified as Pharm.D. students during Fall semester and Ph.D. students during the Spring semester.
Coursework during P-4 will count as elective credit toward satisfying Pharm.D. degree requirements.
Students will receive Pharm.D. degree following successful completion of the P-4 year.
Board exam can be taken following successful completion of Pharm.D. program.