At a Glance
#4 In the nation for total funding per the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy
$23.7 Million In total research funding per the AACP
$27,000 Minimum stipend for graduate research assistants with additional awards available
52 Graduate faculty mentors
120 Graduate students, Ph.D. and M.S.
5 Research centers housed within the UF College of Pharmacy
Pushing Boundaries, Advancing Science
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Students in our pharmaceutical sciences graduate program train alongside world renowned researchers to discover and improve new drug targets, novel drug molecules and drug therapies to treat disease.
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Research Across the Drug Life Cycle
News
UF Pharmacy hosts its 32nd Annual Research Showcase
The showcase featured 81 poster presentations, nine oral competition finalists and a keynote presentation from Stanford University’s Russ B. Altman, M.D., Ph.D.
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Concentrations
Five Concentrations Offered
These interrelated training opportunities involve the entire life cycle of a drug.
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Clinical Pharmaceutical Sciences
Concentration
Medicinal Chemistry
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Pharmaceutics
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Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy
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Pharmacodynamics
College Research NEWS
UF researchers dive into the science of how seaweed might prevent colon cancer and inflammation of the digestive tract
Consuming a seaweed found near the Florida Keys may offer health benefits in preventing colon cancer and inflammatory diseases of the digest tract, according to researchers in the University of…
Girls Scouting Out Pharmacy event inspires pharmacy career exploration
More than 120 Girl Scouts, their parents and troop leaders were introduced to different pharmacy activities at the event hosted by the Orlando APhA-ASP chapter.
Symposium on Pain and Addiction Research | RSVP
The 3-day symposium, hosted by the UF colleges of pharmacy and dentistry, runs from Dec. 6–8.
UF study finds FDA strategy cuts fetal exposure to harmful immunosuppressive drug, but risks remain
University of Florida researchers determined an FDA-approved program deters pregnant women from starting a potentially harmful immunosuppressive drug. But for women taking the drug, the program was not effective at…
