Clinical Toxicology online Graduate Program

Save lives with a degree in clinical toxicology

The clinical toxicology online graduate program teaches students about toxicants, drugs of abuse, drug analysis and biotransformation and the treatment of poisoned or overdosed patients. Learn from faculty that is internationally recognized, with expertise in clinical toxicology, medicine, pharmacy and pharmacology.

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Clinical Toxicology At a Glance

Summer 2024

Application Deadline

The master’s and graduate certificate’s application deadline is April 8, 2024. Non-degree applications are due by April 29, 2024.

Credit Hours

Program Structure

Master’s degree must complete 32 credit hours for completion of the program. Graduate certificates can be completed in as little as one year, and all credits can transfer towards a Master’s.

FLEXIBLE DEGREE OPTIONS

Transfer Credits

You can transfer up to 6 credits earned as a non-degree seeking student to the master’s degree or graduate certificate in forensic science to continue your degree progression easily.

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Features & Announcements

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Meet The Program Director

Hear from Oliver Grudnann, Ph.D., program director of the Clinical Toxicology online graduate program, on why you should earn your degree from a top-5 college of pharmacy.

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On-Demand Available

Clinical Toxicology Informational Webinar

Register for an on-demand version of our informational session on the Clinical Toxicology online graduate program. Hear from Dr. Oliver Grundmann on program benefits, tuition, admissions and more.

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WHAT ARE OUR STUDENTS SAYING?

What are our students saying?

Student Testimonial

We interviewed student, Matthew Myers, M.S. MPA about his experience with the clinical toxicology online graduate program. See what Myers has to say about taking classes online, his unique experience coming from the law enforcement field and hear advice to incoming students.

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HOW TO APPLY

First,

Application Intent Form

Complete the application intent form once you are ready to begin the application process.

Second,

Complete UF Application

Once you have indicated your interest in the program and semester, start your UF graduate application.

Then,

Send Transcripts

Once you have applied to the program, send over your transcripts so you can be considered for the program.

Finally,

Send Test Scores

If applicable, make sure you send in all test scores (such as TOEFL) so your application can be processed.