UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON · UNITED STATES
Pharmaceutics Graduate Programs
Master's · Taught in en
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The Department of Pharmaceutics at the University of Washington offers both research-based Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees. These programs focus on advanced study and research in the field of pharmaceutics, preparing students for careers in research and academia. The admissions process is comprehensive, involving the Graduate Program Committee and all faculty members to ensure a collective decision-making approach. Please refrain from contacting individual faculty members regarding admissions likelihood or decisions, as these are made collaboratively. The MS program allows students to focus on professional skills or research, with the professional track not requiring a thesis. The PhD program is research-intensive, preparing students for independent research in the field. Both programs aim to equip students with a strong foundation in pharmaceutical sciences and research methodologies.
Frequently asked questions
- What degrees are offered in Pharmaceutics at the University of Washington?
- The Department of Pharmaceutics offers research-based Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees. The MS program allows for a focus on professional skills or research, while the PhD program is research-intensive.
- What are the tuition fees for international students in the Pharmaceutics program?
- Tuition fees for Pharmaceutics graduate programs are not specified. For some professional master's programs, the cost is $754 per credit, with 42 credits required. Research track master's students may be eligible for full tuition waivers through assistantships.
- How can I apply to the Pharmaceutics graduate programs?
- Applications are reviewed collectively by the Graduate Program Committee and faculty. Specific steps include submitting an application, preliminary review by faculty, a faculty discussion, and potential interviews for selected PhD and MS candidates.
- When are the application deadlines and when will I be notified of a decision?
- The application deadline is not specified, but the review period lasts up to three months after this date. Notifications of decisions are typically communicated via email between mid-March and April.
- What scholarship and funding opportunities are available?
- Applicants to the research-based MS and PhD programs are considered for assistantships, which can provide a full tuition waiver, stipend, and insurance. Information on fellowships is also available, which may require a separate application.
- What are the career prospects after completing a Pharmaceutics degree?
- Graduates are prepared for diverse careers in the pharmaceutical industry, academia, and research institutions. The Career & Internship Center offers resources to explore options and plan professional development.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for Pharmaceutics graduate programs are not specified. The University of Washington's Fees page indicates that for some professional master's programs (e.g., Master of Science in Civil Engineering - Professional Master's Program), the cost is $754 per credit, with 42 credits required. Research track master's students may be eligible for full tuition waivers through assistantships.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees for Pharmaceutics graduate programs are not specified. For some professional master's programs, the cost is the same for residents and non-residents ($754 per credit, 42 credits required). Research track master's students may receive full tuition waivers via assistantships.
LivingEstimated annual cost of attendance details are not provided for the Pharmaceutics programs.
Tuition and fee information can vary significantly. It is recommended to consult the University of Washington's official Tuition & Fees Dashboards for the most current and specific details.
How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit all required application materials by the specified deadline.
2. Preliminary ReviewAfter the deadline, applications are randomly assigned to faculty members for independent evaluation (at least two faculty members per application). The Graduate Program Committee reviews these evaluations.
3. Faculty DiscussionThe Graduate Program Committee and all faculty members discuss the top candidates and finalize a list of applicants to be considered further.
4. Interviews (PhD)Selected PhD candidates will receive invitations for Zoom interviews with two faculty members in late January or early February.
5. Interviews (MS)Faculty interested in recruiting MS students will invite selected candidates for Zoom interviews. Admissions decisions for the MS program are made by the interviewing faculty.
6. In-Person Visit (PhD)Top PhD candidates within the U.S. may be invited for an in-person visit to the department after their Zoom interviews.
7. NotificationAdmissions decisions are typically communicated via email or postal mail between mid-March and April. The decision will also be reflected on your Graduate Application Status Page.
8. Accept/Decline OfferIf offered admission, you must accept or decline the offer through your Graduate Application Status Page. Instructions for admitted students, including visa information for international applicants, will be provided.
Scholarships
Assistantships (Research and Teaching)Full tuition waiver, monthly stipend, medical and dental insurance
FellowshipsVaries
Frequently asked questions
What degrees are offered in Pharmaceutics at the University of Washington?
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The Department of Pharmaceutics offers research-based Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees. The MS program allows for a focus on professional skills or research, while the PhD program is research-intensive.
What are the tuition fees for international students in the Pharmaceutics program?
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Tuition fees for Pharmaceutics graduate programs are not specified. For some professional master's programs, the cost is $754 per credit, with 42 credits required. Research track master's students may be eligible for full tuition waivers through assistantships.
How can I apply to the Pharmaceutics graduate programs?
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Applications are reviewed collectively by the Graduate Program Committee and faculty. Specific steps include submitting an application, preliminary review by faculty, a faculty discussion, and potential interviews for selected PhD and MS candidates.
When are the application deadlines and when will I be notified of a decision?
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The application deadline is not specified, but the review period lasts up to three months after this date. Notifications of decisions are typically communicated via email between mid-March and April.
What scholarship and funding opportunities are available?
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Applicants to the research-based MS and PhD programs are considered for assistantships, which can provide a full tuition waiver, stipend, and insurance. Information on fellowships is also available, which may require a separate application.
What are the career prospects after completing a Pharmaceutics degree?
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Graduates are prepared for diverse careers in the pharmaceutical industry, academia, and research institutions. The Career & Internship Center offers resources to explore options and plan professional development.