Graduate Programs in Pharmaceutical Science
Careers
The field of pharmaceutical science is at the forefront of groundbreaking advancements in healthcare and biotechnology. As the global biotech market is projected to exceed $4.6 trillion by 2034, there has never been a more exciting time to pursue an MS or PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences. Our program offers rigorous technical training and professional development to prepare you for academia, government, healthcare, and industry leadership roles.
Graduates with an M.S. or Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences are highly sought after in a variety of research-related areas, including:
- Performing Research: Conducting basic, clinical, and translational research in academic, industrial, or government settings.
- Technical Writing: Preparing scientific reports, regulatory documents, and publications for research institutions, pharmaceutical companies, or government agencies.
- Technical Marketing: Communicating the value and applications of pharmaceutical innovations to diverse audiences.
- Research Administration: Managing research programs, grants, and funding initiatives.
- Regulatory Affairs: Ensuring compliance with government regulations and guidelines during drug development and manufacturing.
- Government Regulation: Working with federal and state agencies to develop and enforce healthcare policies and regulations.
Recipients of the PhD degree are additionally qualified for academic professorships and leadership roles within research institutions. Graduates may also seek secondary education teaching certification through the School of Education and the appropriate state certification board, expanding their career prospects into education.