While studying Pharmacology, you’re learning how biomedical advances have practical applications to human health. You’ll develop important skills in research and understand the effects of drugs on cells, organs and systems.
These skills may include:
- Comprehension and identification of connections across complex processes and systems
- Analytical method development or validation (QA/QC)
- Quantitative and qualitative research and data synthesis
- Application of logical and systematic thought processes to understand the biochemical or physiological effects of drugs
- Collaboration with cross-discipline laboratory teams
- Written and verbal presentation of scientific data to non-technical audiences
- Laboratory techniques in compliance with quality control and safety regulations
- Usage of ELISA, PCR, gel-electrophoresis, protein assays, and western blot techniques
