Pharmaceutical science involves a broad range of scientific disciplines critical to the discovery and development of new drugs and therapeutics. A minor in pharmaceutical manufacturing and formulation provides you with the opportunity to gain an introduction into this field, with the potential to enhance their career opportunities in pharmaceutical manufacturing and formulation sciences. Students interesting in knowing more about this minor should contact the minor coordinator, Dr. Roberta King. The pharmaceutical manufacturing and formulation minor is comprised of a minimum of 18 credit hours, at least half of which must be earned at URI, including 9 credits in “Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Formulation Fundamentals” and 9 credits in “Supporting Courses” from the approved list below. Permission numbers for BPS-coded courses will be provided by the minor coordinator. * For CHE students, 6 credits of the supporting courses need to be CHE coded courses to fulfill the Professional Elective requirements for your degree.
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Required Core Courses - Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Formulation Fundamentals (9 credits)
Code Description Credits
BPS 301 Dosage Forms I 2
BPS 315 Pharmaceutics II 4
BPS 425 GMPs in the Manufacture of Pharmaceutical Products 3
Additional Approved Courses for the Minor* (9 credits)
Code Description Credits
BPS 352 Personal Cosmetics 3
BPS 426 cGMP Risks, Control, Monitoring 3
BPS 443 Formulation and Manufacturing Lab 2
BPS 446 Biotech/Biologics/Biosimilars 3
BPS 497/8** Independent Study 3
CHE 491/2** Independent Study 3
CHE 466 Biomaterials Engineering 3
CHE/BPS 540 Advanced Drug Delivery Systems 3
CHE/BPS 553 Bionanotechnology 3
** Students must get permission from the minor coordinator prior to undertaking independent study research with a BPS or CHE faculty member.Requirements
Currently only students majoring in Chemical Engineering can participate in this minor.
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