MINOR IN PHARMACOLOGY
(24 credits)
The Minor in Pharmacology is intended for
students registered in a complementary B.Sc.
program who are interested in a focused
introduction to specialized topics in
pharmacology to prepare them for professional
schools, graduate education, or entry into jobs
in industry or research institutes. Students
should declare their intent to enter the Minor
in Pharmacology at the beginning of their U2
year. They must consult with, and obtain the
approval of, the Coordinator for the Minor
Program in the Department of Pharmacology and
Therapeutics. The Coordinator for the Minor
Program is Dr. Terence Hebert (terence.hebert@mcgill.ca).
All courses in the Minor Program must be passed
with a minimum grade C or better. Generally, no
more than 6 credits of overlap are permitted
between the Minor and the primary program.
(12 credits)
|
(3) |
Drug Action |
| PHAR
301 |
(3) |
Drugs
and Disease |
|
(3) |
General Pharmacology 1 |
|
(3) |
General Pharmacology 2 |
Complementary Courses
(12 credits)
3 credits, one of: |
BIOL 200 |
(3) |
Molecular Biology |
BIOL 201 |
(3) |
Cell Biology and Metabolism |
BIOC 212 |
(3) |
Molecular Mechanisms of Cell
Function |
3 credits, one of: |
PHGY 209 |
(3) |
Mammalian Physiology 1 |
PHGY 210 |
(3) |
Mammalian Physiology 2 |
6 credits, chosen from |
|
(3) |
Principles of Toxicology |
|
(3) |
Drug Design and Development 1 |
|
(3) |
Drug Design and Development 2 |
|
(3) |
Selected Research Topics in Pharmacology |
|
(6) |
Research Projects in
Pharmacology |
* can be taken with PHAR 503
only. |
|
