School of Pharmacy
The University of Mississippi

Ole Miss Pharmacy Graduate Programs

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Why should you join an Ole Miss Pharmacy graduate program?

  • Study and work alongside nationally and internationally recognized research scientists.
  • Prepare for a professional career in pharmacy, academia, or various industries that include chemical, agrochemical, food and health care as well as government agencies.
  • Learn from outstanding faculty who conduct cutting-edge research and bring scholarship that reflects vitality, impact and significance.

Being an Ole Miss Pharmacy graduate student allows you to be part of a diverse community that is comprehensive in scope yet relatively small in size, providing an excellent opportunity for advance studies in a supportive and nurturing environment.

Learn more about the graduate areas of emphases below.

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Need More Information?

Please contact the Graduate Program Coordinator for your interested program. If you are unsure who to reach, please fill out the request form.

Program Graduate Program Coordinator Application Deadlines
Environmental Toxicology M.S. and Ph.D. Dr. Kristine L. Willett
662-915-6691		 Fall: February 1
Spring: October 1
Medicinal Chemistry
M.S. and Ph.D.		 Dr. David Colby
662-915-1766		 Fall: February 1
Spring: October 1
Pharmaceutics
M.S. and Ph.D.		 Dr. Eman Ashour
662-915-1587		 Fall: April 1 (rolling)
Spring: October 1 (rolling)
Pharmacognosy
M.S. and Ph.D.		 Dr. Cole Stevens
662-915-5730		 Fall: February 1
Spring: October 1
Pharmacology
M.S. and Ph.D.		 Dr. James A. Stewart
662-915-2309		 Fall: February 1
Spring: October 1
Pharmacy Administration
M.S. and Ph.D.		 Dr. Marie Barnard
662-915-1946		 Fall: January 15
Spring: N/A
Industrial Pharmacy
M.S.		 Dr. Eman Ashour
662-915-1587		 Fall: April 1 (rolling)
Spring: October 1 (rolling)

Ready to Apply?

Application to our graduate programs is done via the Graduate School. Please visit their website for further information on the application process, application deadlines, program requirements, and more.

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