MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences Application Pathways
There are a variety of different pathways available for different applicants when it comes to applying for the Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences (MSPS) program. While the application process is the same for all applicants, the timing and types of applications may differ.
Pathways
-
Current WNE Students
Current WNE undergraduate students can apply when they near competition of their bachelor’s degree, or as part of a dual degree program.
Apply -
Dual Degree - WNE PharmD Students
Students enrolled in the Doctor of Pharmacy program are eligible to apply for admission to the Master’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences degree program during their first year in the PharmD program (PY1), after December 1. Students enrolling through this pathway can potentially earn the graduate degree in as little as one additional year after earning their PharmD degree.
Apply -
Dual Degree—WNE Neuroscience Majors
Students who are enrolled in the Neuroscience program can apply to the MSPS program during their sophomore year for entry into the program during their junior year. Students enrolling through this pathway can potentially earn their graduate degree in as little as one additional year after earning the BS in Neuroscience degree.
Apply -
Dual Degree—WNE Biomedical Engineering Majors
Students who are enrolled in the Biomedical Engineering program can apply to the MSPS program during their sophomore year for entry into the program during their junior year. Students enrolling through this pathway can potentially earn their graduate degree in as little as one additional year after earning the BS in Biomedical Engineering degree.
Apply -
Dual Degree—WNE Health Sciences, Biology, or Chemistry Majors
Students in good standing in the Health Sciences, Biology, or Chemistry majors are eligible to apply for admission to the Master’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences degree program during their junior year after December 1. Students enrolling through this pathway can potentially earn the graduate degree in as little as one additional year after earning their BS degree.
Apply -
Non-WNE Applicants
Students who have completed a Bachelor's degree, or are about to complete a Bachelor's degree at another institution (including those schools with articulation agreements with the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences) are eligible to apply for admission to the Master’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences degree program.
Apply