The Integrative Physiology & Pharmacology (IPP) PhD program offers comprehensive training in research techniques, spanning from molecular to human studies. Students gain a strong foundation in physiology and pharmacology, engaging in innovative research projects within a collaborative environment equipped with modern resources. The curriculum integrates molecular, cellular, tissue, organ, behavioral, and clinical information to investigate disease mechanisms and therapeutic responses.
The program offers comprehensive training in research techniques, from molecular to human studies. It provides a strong foundation in physiology and pharmacology, focusing on investigating disease mechanisms and therapeutic responses within a collaborative research environment.
Key research areas include Regenerative Medicine, Cardiovascular Physiology and Hypertension, Cancer Therapeutics, Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism, and Phases of Aging.
To apply, you should review the program information, check the 'Next Steps for Enrollment' page for detailed application procedures for Biomedical Graduate Programs, and use the 'Request Information' link for more details.
Yes, the program provides a comprehensive and customizable curriculum in physiology and pharmacology, tailored to individual career goals. It includes didactic courses and training in research presentation, grant writing, and ethical research conduct.