106 Master's in Pharmacology in North America

Push the boundaries of drug discovery and bring your research closer to patients. Dalhousie University’s Master of Science in Pharmacology prepares you for an exciting future as a capable scientist and researcher—whether you choose to work in academic or pharmaceutical research, the biotechnology industry or drug regulation.

The Psychopharmacology program from The Chicago School is designed to provide general knowledge of psychopharmacology, specifically for practitioners and leaders who are not psychologists or doctoral psychology students.

The Master of Science in Pharmacology program at Northeastern University embodies the principles and mechanisms of drug action in biological systems and the principles at the basis of their therapeutic activity.

The Clinical Psychopharmacology program from The Chicago School is designed to educate you in psychopharmacology and medical conditions relevant to mental health care and psychological disorders—preparing you to pursue prescriptive authority.

The Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Discovery program delivered at Northeastern University integrates aspects of contemporary medicinal chemistry and pharmacology, emphasizing topics most relevant to therapeutics design, discovery, and action.

The Pharmacology and Toxicology programme from Saint Joseph's University combines informative course study with independent laboratory research. 

The Pharmacology and Toxicology Graduate Group at the University of California, Davis, is an interdisciplinary program that combines coursework and experimental training in modern approaches to pharmacological and toxicological problems.

Pharmacology and Therapeutics from University of Manitoba consists of a combination of coursework and a research component.

The Department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics at McGill University offers training leading to M.Sc. (Thesis) and Ph.D. degrees.

The goal of the Drug Discovery and Development programme of Rutgers University is to train students in the areas of drug development, regulatory affairs, drug discovery, and management of clinical trials. 

The Master of Science degree in Pharmacology and Toxicology is an online program from Michigan State University designed to train individuals in molecular, cellular and organ systems pharmacology. 

Biomedical Science - Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology from Stony Brook University emphasizes early research experience and provides a broad curriculum, students lay the foundation for subsequent independent research.

The Medical Pharmacology - Perfusion program from The University of Arizona is the first in the United States that is structured with a dual track, resulting in a Master's of Science degree in Medical Pharmacology, plus technical and clinical training in Cardiovascular Perfusion.

The Pharmaceutical Sciences - Health and Pharm Outcomes program from The University of Arizona provides you with a broad background in pharmaceutical sciences and can be a stepping stone to doctoral studies.

In the Pharmacology program of the New York Medical College the emphasis is placed upon training in research methods including the examination of the action of drugs at the systemic, cellular and subcellular levels, quantitation of responses, statistical analysis, literature search and critical interpretation of data.

Pharmacology from Loyola University Chicago offers a dual MBA and MS in Pharmacology degree that can be completed in 2.5 years of full-time study or 3.5 years of part-time study.

Pharmacology from The University of the West Indies offers students the opportunity to do research in specific areas such as: Mechanistic studies of chronic decrease processes, such as diabetes, hypertension, Development of animal models of diseases, Assessment of plants, including foods for medicinal value.

The College of Medicine's Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Professional Studies offers Pharmacology and Physiology at Drexel University.

Pharmacology from Wayne State University is designed to provide a basic framework for becoming a successful scientist (e.g., training in lab biosafety, responsible conduct of research, communication of research findings, and statistics).

Medical Pharmacology and Physiology from University of Missouri - Columbia provides a powerful way to address modern questions of biology.