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Pharm.D/M.S. Regulatory Science degree
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• IND, NDA submissions
• Regulatory strategy development • Package insert development/revision • Advertising and promotional material review • FDA meetings, advisory committee |
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Pharm.D./J.D. dual degree program
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-The pharmaceutical industry (drug development)
-Patent law -Managed care -Private practice |
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Requirements Pharm.D/M.S. Regulatory Science degree
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• Minimum GPA 3.0
• Qualifying scores on the GRE of 1000 or equivalent performance on MCAT or GMAT exams • Two letters of reference • One page letter explaining career objects • Deadlines of October 15th; February 15th and June 15th for acceptance in following term |
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Doctor of Pharmacy/Master of Public Health (Pharm.D./M.P.H.)
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This dual degree program offers additional training for pharmacists who seek to be agents of change within the profession and who will assume leadership roles in the pharmacy field and public health at local, state and national levels. Students in the dual Pharm.D./MPH program can also learn to conduct research in organizational- or community-based settings.
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Requirements Pharm.D/MBA joint degree
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This joint degree requires for admission:
• Minimum GPA 3.0 • GMAT Score • Recommendation letters • Personal Essays |
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Doctor of Pharmacy/ Master of Science in Gerontology (Pharm.D./M.S.G.)
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A dual degree in Doctor of Pharmacy/Masters of Science in Gerontology will provide extensive education and training in the unique health care needs of older adults. It will allow student pharmacists with a career interest in geriatrics or gerontology to work with health care planning or delivery organizations to develop and implement progressive pharmaceutical care programs for the elderly. This five-year program offers more depth and rigor than the Pharm.D./Certificate in Gerontology.
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Pharm.D/M.S. Regulatory Science degree Graduation Requirements
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• Introduction to Medical Product Regulation
• Regulation of Drugs and Biologics • Quality Assurance • Principles of Biostatistics • Structure and Management of Clinical Trials |
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Doctor of Pharmacy/Doctor of Philosophy (Pharm.D./Ph.D.)
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The purpose of the program is to prepare "clinical scientists" for careers in academia, government, or industrial settings. The integrated training of the Pharm.D./Ph.D. joint degree program enables students to compress their total academic effort by applying some coursework toward the requirements of both degrees and by getting a head start on their research. The joint degree program is designed for highly motivated students with Bachelor's degrees and provides an opportunity to obtain both degrees at a substantial saving of time.
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Career opportunity with Pharm.D/MBA joint degree
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• Director of hospital pharmacy operations
• Departmental director in state and federal health care agencies • Department head in pharmaceutical manufacturing corporations • Administrator in research and managed care departments • Leadership position in pharmaceutical distribution organizations |
