Overview
The primary emphasis of this Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology program at the University of Wisconsin Madison is doctoral training in molecular biology, biochemistry, genetics, and cell biology with a focus on integrating these methodologies with modern pharmacology. Other related degree programs under the direction of program faculty are cellular and molecular biology, environmental toxicology, neuroscience, biomolecular chemistry, and genetics.
Pharmacology is the knowledge of the biochemical and physiological actions of drugs, which act on cellular signaling pathways. The molecular basis of cellular signaling and its control by various drugs is a major aspect of modern pharmacology and this aspect is emphasized in the Molecular and Cellular Pharmacology Training Program. The majority of signal transduction pathways still await discovery or at least a thorough molecular characterization. Members of our program employ the whole spectrum of modern biochemical, cell and molecular biological, physiological, and pharmacological methods in a basic research-oriented scientific environment to unravel the many unsolved mysteries underlying cellular regulation and signaling. Certain research initiatives have a translational component, with the goal of applying basic discoveries to developing new therapeutic modalities. Our program brings together an outstanding group of dedicated trainers with a focus on cellular signal transduction.
Learning Outcomes
- Gain a broad understanding of the pharmacological principles that underlie all biological processes.
- Become aware of the current limitations of the state of understanding of this discipline and the strategies that are required to advance the field of pharmacology.
- Creates new approaches in research, scholarship, or performance that makes a substantive contribution.
- Conduct independent research using a breadth of pharmacological processes.
- Think critically to address research challenges using a broad range of the theories, research methods, and approaches to scientific inquiry.
- Collaborate with investigators within the program, university, and beyond since current and future advances in pharmacological sciences demand interdisciplinary skills.
Programme Structure
Courses include:
- Molecular and Cellular Principles in Pharmacology
- Toxicology
- Cellular Signal Transduction Mechanisms
- Responsible Conduct of Research for Biomedical Graduate Students
- Rigor, Reproducibility and Becoming an Effective Researcher
- Statistical Methods for Bioscience
Key information
Duration
- Full-time
- 24 months
Start dates & application deadlines
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Campus Location
- Madison, United States
Disciplines
Molecular Sciences Biochemistry Pharmacology View 238 other Masters in Biochemistry in United StatesWhat students do after studying
Academic requirements
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General requirements
- Transcripts
- For the purposes of your application, you need only upload unofficial transcripts (it is acceptable to upload an official transcript in electronic format, as long as it is not “secured”).
- Please include transcripts for all post-secondary coursework you have completed.
- A personal statement
- Information about yourself regarding character, work ethic, etc.
- A CV or resume
- Three letters of recommendation are required and must be submitted electronically
- Application fee
- English proficiency
Tuition Fees
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Additional Details
Minnesota Resident: $20,714 per year
Living costs
Madison
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