Graduate education in pharmacology embodies the principles and mechanisms of drug action in biological systems. Through coursework, seminars, and conferences, students in the MS in Pharmacology Program gain exposure to both classical and recent approaches that have led to the development of current theories of drug action and therapeutic application.<br><br>The Master of Science in Pharmacology, offered by the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, provides students with a comprehensive knowledge of both the theoretical and applied aspects of pharmacology at all levels of biological organization, from the molecular to the living organism. Through coursework, seminars, conferences, and off-campus internship experiences, students gain exposure to both classical and recent approaches that have led to the development of current theories of drug action and principles supporting drug discovery. Emphasis is placed on understanding how drug action elicits a therapeutic outcome and the safety and efficacy consequences associated with pharmacotherapeutics. Graduates of the program will also be well prepared to enter related PhD programs at the university.<br><br>Potential career paths: Pharmaceutical Sales Representative, Pharmaceutical Lab Scientist, Medical Writer Professional<br>If you want to earn your master's in Pharmacology at Northeastern, Global Pathways can help you succeed through rigorous language training, cultural activities, and support.