BSPS Curriculum
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Our students are given the breadth and depth of knowledge they will need to enter a variety of biomedical careers.
Both BSPS pathways incorporate innovative coursework with an increased focus on integrated science learning, hands-on laboratory experiences and career development.
BSPS Required Courses
Total minimum credit hours: 121
Students complete the BSPS degree requirements through one of two paths:
- Healthcare Professions Pathway:
Designed for those students intending to pursue clinical careers in pharmacy, medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, and others. - Drug Discovery and Development Pathway:
Designed for those students intending to pursue graduate school and/or research-based careers in the pharmaceutical sciences.
William Craig Orr and Mary Black Orr Scholarship
This scholarship is for new first year BSPS students with financial need. Five recipients are selected and each receive $7,500 for their first year of study.
- Bookends (2 credit hours)
- Launch Seminar (1)
- Reflection Seminar (1)
- Themes (8-12 credit hours)
- Students must take 4-6 credits from the following..
- Citizenship for a Diverse & Just World
- Choose 4-6 credit hours any additional theme area
- Students must take 4-6 credits from the following..
- Foundations (12-25 Credit Hours)
- Race, Ethnicity & Gender Diversity (3)
- Literary, Visual & Performing Arts (3)
- Historical & Cultural Studies (3)
- Social & Behavioral Sciences (3)
- Writing and Information Literacy (0-3)
- Natural Sciences* (0-5)
- Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning* (0-5)
*Indicates courses which can overlap with the GE
- General Chemistry: CHEM 1210 (5) & 1220 (5)
- General Biology: BIOLOGY 1113 (4)
- Calculus: MATH 1151 (5)
- Organic Chemistry (Lecture/Lab): CHEM 2510 (4)/2540 (2) & 2520 (4)
- Human Physiology: PHR 3100 (4) or PHYSIO 3200 (5)
- Biostatistics: STAT 2480 (3)
- Pharmaceutical Sciences Survey: PHR 1100 (1)
- Career Development in Pharmaceutical Sciences: PHR 2100 (0.5)
- Career Development in Pharmaceutical Sciences: PHR 2101 (0.5)
- Drug Discovery, Development, & Delivery: PHR 2500 (3)
- Biochemistry for the Pharmaceutical Sciences: PHR 3200 (5)
- Pharmacoethics: Dilemmas and Decision-Making: PHR 3500 (2)
- Molecules to Medicine: An Integrated Approach to the Pharmaceutical Sciences I & II: PHR 4000 (5) & 4010 (5)
- Pharmaceutical Sciences Laboratory: PHR 4600 (2)