840 (Special Topics Elective) or ETSU-College of Pharmacy’s PMPR 3140 (Contemporary Practice of Pharmacy I) and either PMSC 7204 (Pharmaceutical Sciences Research I) or PMPR 7113 (Pharmacy Practice Research/Scholarship I) or Lipscomb University College of Pharmacy's PHAD 1000 (Dean's Hour), PHAD 111 (Applied Christian Values), PHAD 1202 (Biomedical Literature Analysis & Drug Information), and PHIE 1521 (Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences II). Any student interested in pursuing the dual-degree option in Biopharmaceutical Sciences is urged to consult the Dual-Degree Coordinator in the Division of Natural Sciences as early in the first year as possible. The program consists of 104-105 semester hours completed at Maryville College and includes a total of 55-56 hours of science (Chemistry, Biology, and Physics) classes, 8 hours of Mathematics, and 41 hours in general education credits. The program is highly structured, and most of the courses are part of a sequence. For that reason, one’s course of study must be carefully planned to ensure that all general education and major requirements are met during the three years spent at Maryville. Because of required prerequisites and course placements, students entering the College with a math ACT score below 24 and those who satisfactorily complete CHM 121 and CHM 122 after the spring of their first year will require additional time to complete the degree and should work closely with their advisor or the program to coordinator to identify their best degree path for pharmacy graduate programs. Students successfully completing the program of study will have achieved the following learning outcomes: 1. Demonstrate knowledge of basic terminology, concepts and graphical/quantitative analysis in biochemistry. 2. Summarize and interpret the primary biochemical literature. 3. Acquire and apply a set of basic laboratory data- acquisition, analysis, and presentation skills. 4. Formulate scientifically significant questions and work toward their resolution using traditional biochemical laboratory and/or computational methodologies. 5. Design and execute an in-depth research project, and successfully communicate the results verbal and written forms. Required courses include: Major and Major-Related Courses
- Subject
- PHCY
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- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026-undergraduate
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