Fall 1: BMS 652: Regulation of Dietary Supplements (3 hours)
Fall 2: BMS 653: Formulation and Manufacturing of Dietary Supplements (3 hours)
Spring 1: BMS 651: Fundamentals of Phytochemistry and Pharmacognosy (3 hours)
Spring 2: BMS 654: Identification and Authentication of Dietary Ingredients (3 hours)
Summer 1: BMS 655: Pharmacology and Toxicology of Dietary Supplements (3 hours)
Year 2
Summer 2: BMS 665: Pharmacology and Toxicology of Cannabinoids (3 hours)
Fall 1: BMS 662: Cannabis Policy and Law (3 hours)
Fall 2: BMS 663: Formulation and Manufacturing of Cannabis Products (3 hours)
Spring 1: BMS 661: Cannabinoid Identification, Genomics, and Engineering (3 hours)
Spring 2: BMS 664: Chemistry and Standardization of Cannabis (3 hours)
(Course auditing decisions are at the discretion of the course professor.)
(A student enrolled in the degree program cannot apply degree-program hours toward a certificate.)
OTHER ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
- Graduate students are required to complete an online professional portfolio during the curriculum.
- Graduate students are required to attend the Oxford International Conference on the Science of Botanicals, an in-person symposium held at the University of Mississippi School of Pharmacy Oxford campus, at least once during the program.
- The cost of registration and accommodation is the responsibility of the student.
- Applicants unable to participate in person are not eligible for enrollment in the M.S. program. Those unable to attend should consider pursuing one of our certificate options instead.
Graduation Information
Upon completion of the M.S. program, students are eligible to participate in UM Commencement and the School of Pharmacy graduation ceremony. An additional event for online students is planned during graduation week. Students officially graduate in the spring following their second year.