
Graduate Students Host STEM Fair
The College of Pharmacy Graduate Student Association recently hosted the Future STEM Heroes Fair to inspire young people to consider careers in biology, neuroscience, chemistry, engineering, physics, and more.
Graduate students can pursue a Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences, developing independent research skills necessary to create new knowledge in the field of pharmacy. Receive interdisciplinary training and education, while developing a personalized program of study.
The University of South Carolina is a premier academic and research institution, boasting award-winning students, renowned faculty and some of the best doctoral programs in the country, according to the National Research Council. Work side-by-side with faculty members who are pioneering clinical, entrepreneurial and research endeavors in the College of Pharmacy.
There are two tracks within the Pharmaceutical Sciences doctorate program:
Embark on research training encompassing the understanding of disease mechanisms, drug toxicity and the design and development of pharmaceutical agents.
Develop data analysis skills and specialized expertise in pharmacoeconomics,
pharmacoepidemiology, or implementation science and health policy.
The College of Pharmacy Graduate Student Association recently hosted the Future STEM Heroes Fair to inspire young people to consider careers in biology, neuroscience, chemistry, engineering, physics, and more.
Pharmaceutical Sciences Ph.D. candidate and NIH-funded researcher Sarah Davis hopes to serve as an inspiration to other graduate students considering parenthood.
Two Ph.D. candidates from the College of Pharmacy have been named as Breakthrough Graduate Scholars by the Office of the Vice President for Research at the University of South Carolina.
Douglas Pittman, Ph.D., Director of Graduate Studies