A general overview of the areas of research interest covered by the School of Pharmacy's research Divisions is listed here. Please visit each division's homepage to learn more.
Information about research interests of specific faculty members can be found by clicking on the Faculty Research Interests link under each division.
Areas of research in the Pharmacy Practice Division include: medication utilization, sleep disorders, osteoporosis, hematology/oncology, cardiac rehabilitation, family medicine, asthma, lung transplantation, epilepsy, heart failure, diabetes, long term care, pulmonary/critical care, and metabolic/nutrition support.
The Pharmaceutical Sciences Division consists of three core areas: Drug Discovery, Drug Action, and Drug Delivery. These cores encompass the disciplines of medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical biochemistry, pharmaceutics, biotechnology, pharmacology and toxicology.
The Social and Administrative Sciences in Pharmacy (SAS) Division seeks to integrate knowledge of pharmacy and pharmaceuticals with knowledge from economics, history sociology, psychology, management sciences, communication, education, epidemiology, law, and ethics. Our focus is on the scientific and humanistic bases for understanding and influencing interactions involving patients, medicines, caregivers, and health care systems.