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PhD Degree
You're ready to work at the forefront of pharmaceutical sciences advancement. Take your education to the next level with a PhD at UBC Pharm Sci. It's where you'll work shoulder to shoulder with other world-class experts in the field of pharmaceutical sciences, contributing knowledge, developing solutions, and shaping the future of health care.
Call for Applications: New PhD Student Awards
Wayne Riggs Interdisciplinary Doctoral Scholarship in Pharmaceutical Sciences
International Doctoral Fellowship (IDF)
Why Study at UBC Pharmaceutical Sciences?
At UBC Pharm Sci, our award-winning graduate programs offer you the opportunity to further your research and develop your expertise in an up-to-date research environment, and in collaboration with some of the most accomplished scholars in the world. This is where change happens.
Your Career: What Can I Do With My Degree?
Contribute to the advancement of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences with a PhD from UBC Pharm Sci. From government and academia to industry and health care agencies, your degree will open the door to a wealth of possibilities—all of them offering a future of discovery, contribution and fulfillment.
Admissions and Finances
As a graduate student at UBC Pharm Sci, you will earn a stipend in support of financing your education. Find out more about the admission requirements and how to fund your studies.
Finding a Graduate Supervisor
Although you are not required to have been accepted by a supervisor at the time you apply, you should note in your application which supervisors interest you the most.
Recent News
Genome research at the University of British Columbia receives $101m in funding
Three projects involving the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences awarded $23.7m
Adapted from UBC Research & Innovation
Mission possible
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