Major in Forensic Pharmacy
The University of Florida offers a 30-credit part-time online concentration in Forensic Pharmacy that is a track within the
Forensic Science and Pharmacy Regulation and Policy masters programs. This track is a specialization that draws on material from
both the Forensic Science program and the Pharmacy Regulation and Policy program.
Courses in the curriculum:
- Structure, Process & Outcomes of Regulation
- Federal Regulation of Drugs & Pharmacy
- Federal Regulation of Controlled Substances
- Risk Management, Liability & Compliance
- Pharmaceutical Crimes: Practice & Procedure
- Forensic Toxicology I
- Drugs of Abuse
- Forensic Toxicology II
- Natural Products
- Pharmaceutical Outcomes & Policy Seminar
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Students also take three one-credit weekend seminars in residence at the UF main campus in Gainesville. Seminars are offered once each fall and spring. During the four years of the program, students have the opportunity to attend four seminars and must attend three of the four. On a case-by-case basis, students may apply to take a one-credit independent research project as a substitute for one of the seminars.
