Example Schedule – Pharmacology and Therapeutics Concentration

GMS 6001: Fundamentals of Biomedical Science, 5 credits

GMS 6003: Essentials of Graduate Research & Professional Development, 1 credit

GMS 6090: Journal Club, 1 credit

GMS 6090: Laboratory Rotations, 2 credits

Total = 9 credit hours

GMS 6847: Translational Research & Therapeutics: Bench, Bedside, Community, & Policy, 3 credits

GMS 6003: Essentials of Graduate Research & Professional Development, 1 credit

GMS 6090: Laboratory Rotations, 2 credits

Electives

Total = 9 credit hours

(Students are expected to attend GMS 6590: Student Data Discussions in Pharmacology)

Year 1 – Spring Semester

GMS 6009: Principles of Drug Action & Therapeutics, 3 credits

GMS 7003: Responsible Conduct of Biomedical Research, 1 credit

GMS 6090: Journal Club, 1 credit

GMS 6090: Laboratory Rotations, 1 credit

Electives

Total = 9 credit hours

Year 1 – Spring Semester

GMS 6009: Principles of Drug Action & Therapeutics, 3 credits

GMS 6590: Student Data Discussions in Pharmacology, 1 credit

GMS 7003: Responsible Conduct of Biomedical Research, 1 credit

GMS 7979: Advanced Research, 1-4 credits

Electives

Total = 9 credits

GMS 7979: Advanced Research, 1-6 credits

Electives

Total = 6 credits

GMS 7979: Advanced Research, 1-6 credits

Electives

Total = 6 credits

Year 2 – Fall Semester

GMS 6847: Translational Research & Therapeutics: Bench, Bedside, Community, & Policy, 3 credits

GMS XXX: Molecules to Man: Past, Present and Future Therapeutic Strategies for Disease, 3 credits

GMS 6590: Seminar in Pharmacology (Data Discussions), 1 credit

GMS 7979: Advanced Research, 2-5 credits

Total = 9 credits

Year 2 – Fall Semester

GMS XXX: Molecules to Man: Past, Present and Future Therapeutic Strategies for Disease, 3 credits

GMS 6590: Seminar in Pharmacology (Data Discussions), 1 credit

GMS 7979: Advanced Research, 2-5 credits

Electives

Total = 9 credits