Students are allowed to register for graduate courses only after consultation with, and approval by the course director. 5 INT 220 Ethics in Biomedical Sciences 1 Course Descriptions 195 General Pharmacology. Course consists of lectures, laboratory exercises, conferences, and demonstrations, leading to a broad general understanding of the effects of drugs. 202 History of Pharmacology. Hours and credit by arrangement.
Course provides instruction in classical methods used in investigating the action of drugs.
204 Current Concepts in Pharmacology. All areas of pharmacological research will be included, with an emphasis on the implications of recent research findings. 205 Principles of Pharmacology. This course is designed to introduce basic concepts in pharmacology to beginning students. The course will introduce students to pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic principles, drug metabolism, and a comprehensive discourse on drug receptor interactions.