Curriculum: MS in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 30 credits

Curriculum: MS in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 30 credits

Options:

  1. 30 credits of course work,
  2. 27 credits of course work, 3 credits research project,
  3. 24 credits of course work, 6 credits of master’s thesis

(Note:  All courses are 3-credits each)

REQUIRED CORE COURSES (15 credits):

  • CHEM 605: Advanced Organic Chemistry: Structures
  • CHEM 673: Biochemistry
  • CHEM 777: Principles of Medicinal Chemistry
  • CHEM 714: Pharmaceutical Analysis
  • PHEN 601: Principles of Pharmaceutical Engineering

ELECTIVE COURSES (15 credits):

  • CHEM 661: Instrumental Analysis Laboratory
  • CHEM 664: Advanced Analytical Chemistry
  • CHEM 737: Computational Chemistry & Molecular Modeling
  • CHEM 610: Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
  • CHEM 736: Inorganic Biological Chemistry
  • CHEM 658: Advanced Physical Chemistry
  • CHEM 748: Nanomaterials
  • EVSC 616: Toxicology for Scientists & Engineers
  • MATH 663: Introduction to Biostatistics
  • MATH 664: Regression Analysis
  • PHEN 500: Pharmaceutical Engineering Fundamentals I (fundamentals of calculus, differential equations, probability and statistics, and finance business mathematics)
  • PHEN 604: Validation & Regulatory Issues in the Pharmaceutical Industry
  • PHEN 618: Principles of Pharmacokinetics & Drug Delivery
  • PHEN 635/EM635 Management of Pharmaceutical Technology R & D (*)
  • 26:120:572 Concepts in Pharmaceutical Drug Development (Rutgers)
  • 26:120:584 Enzyme Kinetics & Mechanism (Rutgers)
  • 26:160:515 Chemical Structure Determination (Rutgers)
  • PATH-N5209 Business of Science: From Molecules to Medicine (UMD)
  • GSND-N5310 Clinical Trials Overview: Methodology & Practices (UMD)
  • PHPY-N5021 Principles of Pharmacology (UMD)
  • CHEM 700B: Masters Project (3 credits)
  • CHEM 701C: Masters Thesis (6 credits)

(*) course to be developed by the Industrial Engineering Department for a new MS degree