Courses for Research

College of Pharmacy

University of Florida

 

Clerkship Research Courses

 

The following courses may be taken by students in the PharmD/PhD program.  Students in this program may take up to four research clerkships.  If the student in this program selects four research clerkships in one department, e.g., Pharmaceutics, registration for the same course number PHA 5655 with four different section numbers would be required.

 

Pharmacy students not in the PharmD/PhD program may take up to two research clerkships among the nine total clerkships required for the PharmD degree.

 

The course syllabus for the clerkship courses should include specific objectives for a research project.  The research project should be limited in scope keeping in mind the four-week time frames for clerkship courses.  The activities in research should be stated in terms of responsibilities, duties, expectations, and time frames.  The faculty member responsible for the research activity should meet with the student at least twice weekly to gain insight into the progress of the student.  Evaluation of research may be reported as a letter grade or satisfactory/unsatisfactory grade.  Specific criteria for assessment of research activities should be stated in the syllabus, e.g., performance on an exam (verbal and/or written); presentation of research to preceptor, faculty, and peers; and/or, a typed report on research.  The preceptor should insure that adequate supplies and time are available to give the student an adequate exposure to research principles.

 

 

PHA 5655  Clerkship: Research in Pharmaceutics 4 credits

 

PHA 5656  Clerkship: Research in Pharmacodynamics  4 credits

 

PHA 5657  Clerkship: Research in Medicinal Chemistry 4 credits

 

PHA 5658  Clerkship: Research in Pharmacy Health Care Administration  4credits

 

 

Date: August 28, 2007