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Pharmacy Graduate Education Programs

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The School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences does not itself have graduate students; all graduate students belong to one of the departments within the School. Their programs are listed below. The faculty of the School also participate in a number of interdisiplinary graduate progrtams, listed at the bottom of this page. Furthermore, all of the programs listed here are willing to participate im joint training for the M.D. degree (see below).

Industrial and Physical Pharmacy (IPPH)

Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology (MCMP)

  • Ph.D. Program
    • Areas of specialization include:
      • Analytical Medicinal Chemistry
      • Computational and Biophysical Medicinal Chemistry
      • Medicinal, Bioorganic, and Natural Products Chemistry
      • Chemical Biology
      • Medicinal Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
      • Molecular Pharmacology and Toxicology
    • Excerpt from the Graduate School Catalog that describes this program (PDF).
    • For more information contact: Barb Davidson (E-mail: davidson@pharmacy.purdue.edu)

Pharmacy Practice (PHPR)

Note that students in the above departmental graduate programs are goverened by several policies.


Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs with Participation by Pharmacy School Faculty


M.D./Ph.D. Program Participation

All departmental and interdisciplinary programs listed here are willing to participate in joint training for the M.D. degree and the Ph.D. for interested and qualified students that are planning to enroll in the Indiana University School of Medicine. Students that attend the Indiana University School of Medicine - Lafayette for their first two (pre-clinical) years of medical shool may find it particularly advantageous to pursue their Ph.D. training at Purdue University.

 

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