Pharmaceutics M.S.
A master’s in pharmaceutics program at Saint Joseph’s University provides you the experience necessary to improve how drugs are administered, helping you pave the way for new administration methods. Working one-on-one with expert faculty, you’ll gain insight and foresight as you uncover new areas of research in our state-of-the-art labs. Pharmaceutics classes are offered both full time and part time from our University City campus. You can choose from a thesis or non-thesis master’s degree track (see MS in Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy: DDIP) or work toward the Pharmaceutics PhD. With an advanced degree, your knowledge and network will help you begin a rewarding career in the healthcare industry.
Outcome 1: Solid knowledge foundation and critical evaluation of scientific literature
Outcome 2: Effective and accurate oral communication of scientific research
Outcome 3: Ability to identify scientific questions or formulate hypotheses
Outcome 4: Design and perform experiments to answer scientific questions or test hypotheses
Outcome 5: Critical data analysis with appropriate statistical methods
Outcome 6: Ability to draw evidence-based conclusions
Outcome 7: Clear and accurate presentation of research results in writing
Outcome 8: Personal development/leadership/teamwork
Outcome 9: Solid knowledge foundation and critical evaluation of scientific literature
Code | Title | Hours |
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PHS 703 | Pharma & Biopharmaceutics I | 3 |
PHS 709 | Pharm-Biopharmaceutics II | 3 |
PHS 751 | Advanced Pharmaceutics | 3 |
PHT 752 | Intro Scientific Data Analysis | 1 |
PHT 811 | Research Techniques Laboratory | 1 |
PHS 890 | Pharmaceutics Seminar | 1 |
PHS 895 | Analysis of Current Literature | 2 |
Elective: PHS or PHT or other 700, 800 | 6 | |
PHS 799 | Master’s Research | 10 |
Total Hours | 30 |