Industry designed
Career-focused Master’s program
In the UW–Madison Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences: Applied Drug Development program, you’ll gain the skills and insights to perform key manufacturing, quality and systems roles in pharmaceutical research and development laboratories.
Earn your master’s from the 9th-ranked¹ School of Pharmacy
With a Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences: Applied Drug Development from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, you’ll:
¹ U.S. News & World Report, 2024
- Gain skills and knowledge that fill the gap between entry-level and research scientists in professional and technical pharmaceutical jobs in all markets
- Learn what you need to succeed—this career-focused master’s program is designed in partnership with industry leaders who complement core material with valuable real-world insights
- Enrich your level of professional practice across the lifecycle of drug development, manufacturing and ongoing safety management
- Get scientific and professional insights from world-class faculty dedicated to helping you meet ever-changing industry needs
- Earn a master’s degree in just one year
Enjoy an advantage in a rapidly growing job market
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for chemical and biological scientist/technician positions in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industries is projected to grow at 11% and 7% respectively by 2028. Your MS in Pharmaceutical Sciences: Applied Drug Development from the renowned University of Wisconsin–Madison instantly makes you stand out from other applicants in this in-demand field.
At a glance
Degree conferred
Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences: Applied Drug Development
Format
On campus and online
Timeline
Full-time, accelerated program
Complete in 1 year
Credits
30 graduate credits
$1,500 per credit
Start
Fall and spring
Get more information and insight today
Ready to learn more about the Pharmaceutical Sciences: Applied Drug Development Master’s program from UW–Madison? Contact enrollment coach Anna Denucci for details: