The Pacific University School of Pharmacy offers an MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences. The MS terminal degree program trains students interested in discovery-based research, who are motivated to disseminate new knowledge in the biomedical sciences.

Training in this pharmaceutical sciences program makes students competitive for future academic and employment opportunities in post graduate programs (both clinical and scientific), research, and industry. In addition, students enrolled in the MS program receive on-site leadership training as mentors by serving to support and train other pharmacy students and undergraduate researchers in the laboratory.

The MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences degree consists of 56.5 didactic, research, experiential and thesis credits (26.5 of which are shared with the PharmD degree). Some of the shared courses include: Pharmacy Foundations, Pharmacokinetics, Pharmaceutics & Biopharmaceutics, and Personal & Professional Development. 

Interested and want more details? Read more about the MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences program in our brochure.

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Tony Potter | Assistant Director of Graduate & Professional Admissions
503-352-7229 | MSPS@pacificu.edu

Admissions

Applicants need to complete 62 credits of prerequisite coursework in addition to other admission requirements for consideration for the MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences program.

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Program Outline

The MS degree in Pharmaceutical Science makes the most of your time at Pacific University School of Pharmacy.

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Learning Outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes for the Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences Program

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