Pharmaceutical Sciences (BS)
Outcomes
Upon completion of the program, students will be able to:
- Demonstrate evidence-based knowledge of the scientific foundations of medication research, approval and development.
- Apply scientific knowledge and principles of biological sciences, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacogenomics to generate hypotheses, to design scientific experiments, to reliably execute experimental protocols, to statistically analyze and interpret scientific data, and to generate scientific
- Apply quantitative principles in the calculations of doses, concentrations, molarities, standard curves and of pharmacokinetics.
- Use communication and information technology effectively and
- Retrieve, analyze, interpret, synthesize, and manage professional, lay, and scientific information and literature.
- Collaborate and communicate with other members of an interdisciplinary laboratory research
- Demonstrate effective written and verbal communication skills in order to present scientific
- Accurately and safely prepare, store and use drugs and chemicals in accordance to applicable environmental health and safety
- Demonstrate project management skills including project design, implementation, and
- Demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving
- Exhibit ethical behavior and resolve dilemmas that arise in the research laboratory setting based on ethical principles of
Biomedical Science (MS)
Outcomes
The MS program learning outcomes are the following:
- Students will have met the objectives for learning outcomes in an undergraduate discipline relevant to their graduate field of study.
- Graduates will be able to summarize major themes and current research problems in their area of specialization.
- Graduates will be able to communicate the major tenets of their field and their work orally and in writing for students, peers and the lay public.
- Graduates will be able to identify areas where ethical issues may arise in their work or discipline, and articulate strategies for dealing with ethical issues in the profession.
- Graduates will be able to explain and identify open problems and areas needing development in their fields.
- Graduates will have carried out and presented an original work of research in their discipline, as applicable in Thesis bearing Master’s Program.
Medicinal Chemistry (MS)
The MS program learning outcomes are the following:
- Students will have met the objectives for learning outcomes in an undergraduate discipline relevant to their graduate field of study.
- Graduates will be able to summarize major themes and current research problems in their area of specialization.
- Graduates will be able to communicate the major tenets of their field and their work orally and in writing for students, peers and the lay public.
- Graduates will be able to identify areas where ethical issues may arise in their work or discipline, and articulate strategies for dealing with ethical issues in the profession.
- Graduates will be able to explain and identify open problems and areas needing development in their fields.
- Graduates will have carried out and presented an original work of research in their discipline, as applicable in Thesis bearing Master’s Program.
Pharmaceutical Science (MS)
The MS program learning outcomes are the following:
- Students will have met the objectives for learning outcomes in an undergraduate discipline relevant to their graduate field of study.
- Graduates will be able to summarize major themes and current research problems in their area of specialization.
- Graduates will be able to communicate the major tenets of their field and their work orally and in writing for students, peers and the lay public.
- Graduates will be able to identify areas where ethical issues may arise in their work or discipline, and articulate strategies for dealing with ethical issues in the profession.
- Graduates will be able to explain and identify open problems and areas needing development in their fields.
- Graduates will have carried out and presented an original work of research in their discipline, as applicable in Thesis bearing Master’s Program.
Pharmacology (MS)
The MS program learning outcomes are the following:
- Students will have met the objectives for learning outcomes in an undergraduate discipline relevant to their graduate field of study.
- Graduates will be able to summarize major themes and current research problems in their area of specialization.
- Graduates will be able to communicate the major tenets of their field and their work orally and in writing for students, peers and the lay public.
- Graduates will be able to identify areas where ethical issues may arise in their work or discipline, and articulate strategies for dealing with ethical issues in the profession.
- Graduates will be able to explain and identify open problems and areas needing development in their fields.
- Graduates will have carried out and presented an original work of research in their discipline, as applicable in Thesis bearing Master’s Program.
Biomedical Science (PhD)
Outcomes
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program learning outcomes are the following:
- Students will have met the objectives for learning outcomes in an undergraduate discipline relevant to their graduate field of study.
- Graduates will be able to summarize major themes and current research problems in their area of specialization.
- Graduates will be able to communicate the major tenets of their field and their work orally and in writing for students, peers and the lay public.
- Graduates will be able to identify areas where ethical issues may arise in their work or discipline, and articulate strategies for dealing with ethical issues in the profession.
- Graduates will be able to explain and identify open problems and areas needing development in their fields.
- Graduates will have carried out and presented an original work of research in their discipline.
Medicinal Chemistry (PhD)
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program learning outcomes are the following:
- Students will have met the objectives for learning outcomes in an undergraduate discipline relevant to their graduate field of study.
- Graduates will be able to summarize major themes and current research problems in their area of specialization.
- Graduates will be able to communicate the major tenets of their field and their work orally and in writing for students, peers and the lay public.
- Graduates will be able to identify areas where ethical issues may arise in their work or discipline, and articulate strategies for dealing with ethical issues in the profession.
- Graduates will be able to explain and identify open problems and areas needing development in their fields.
- Graduates will have carried out and presented an original work of research in their discipline.
Pharmaceutical Science (PhD)
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program learning outcomes are the following:
- Students will have met the objectives for learning outcomes in an undergraduate discipline relevant to their graduate field of study.
- Graduates will be able to summarize major themes and current research problems in their area of specialization.
- Graduates will be able to communicate the major tenets of their field and their work orally and in writing for students, peers and the lay public.
- Graduates will be able to identify areas where ethical issues may arise in their work or discipline, and articulate strategies for dealing with ethical issues in the profession.
- Graduates will be able to explain and identify open problems and areas needing development in their fields.
- Graduates will have carried out and presented an original work of research in their discipline.
Pharmacology (PhD)
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program learning outcomes are the following:
- Students will have met the objectives for learning outcomes in an undergraduate discipline relevant to their graduate field of study.
- Graduates will be able to summarize major themes and current research problems in their area of specialization.
- Graduates will be able to communicate the major tenets of their field and their work orally and in writing for students, peers and the lay public.
- Graduates will be able to identify areas where ethical issues may arise in their work or discipline, and articulate strategies for dealing with ethical issues in the profession.
- Graduates will be able to explain and identify open problems and areas needing development in their fields.
- Graduates will have carried out and presented an original work of research in their discipline.
