Earn your degree in clinical toxicology with courses taught by experts in the field from a top-ranked college and university.
Program Overview
Master’s Degree
The University of Florida’s online master’s degree in clinical toxicology can be completed in as little as two years. Offered through UF’s College of Pharmacy, this 32-credit master’s degree is made for working professionals.
Program Overview
Graduate Certificate
We offer two online graduate certificate options, each with a different specialization: the 15-credit Clinical Toxicology option and the 12-credit Occupational Toxicology option.
Program Overview
Non-Degree
This option is available for students who want to experience graduate-level courses while deciding if or when to enroll in a graduate program.
Full Course List
All Courses
Check out all courses for the Clinical Toxicology online program.
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Who should consider this program?
Our program is ideal for medical professionals including nurses, pharmacists, first responders, poison control specialists and other health care professions.
At a Glance
No GRE Required
The GRE is no longer required for any of our graduate programs.
Flexible & Part-Time
Our program is formatted with the working professional in mind. Take classes on your schedule, at your pace.
Live & Interactive
Our courses are conducted fully online, with no on campus visits required, through asynchronous learning.
Esteemed Faculty
Take classes taught by award winning faculty within the No. 1 pharmacy college in Florida and No.4 nationally.
Degree Completion
Upon completion of the program, graduates will earn a Master of Science in Pharmacy with a major in Pharmaceutical Sciences issued by the Graduate School of the University of Florida.
Your transcript will read Master of Science in Pharmacy, graduation date, major Pharmaceutical Sciences, concentration Clinical Toxicology.
Your diploma will read Master of Science in Pharmacy.
Transferring Credits
You can transfer up to 6 credits earned as a non-degree seeking student to the master’s degree or graduate certificate in clinical toxicology.
Graduate certificate students can benefit from this option as well; up to 15 credits earned in your certificate program can be transferred to the master’s degree.
In both instances, you must be admitted to the respective graduate program and must have earned a grade of “B” or higher in the course(s) for the credits to transfer.