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| Students are prepared for research and related activities
investigating relationships between biological and physical factors in
social settings that involve the drug use process. This flexible,
interdisciplinary program uses the resources of the University's many
health and social science departments. Programs include courses
and offerings from public health, management, sociology, psychology, and
public affairs.
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M.S.
Plan A Option:
A final oral exam is required for degree completion.
The basis of the oral examination is a defense of the thesis
research. The examination
committee is composed of three faculty, two from the major and one from
outside the program. M.S.
Plan B Option:
A final oral exam is required for degree completion.
The basis of the oral exam is a defense of the Plan B Papers.
The examination committee is composed of three faculty, two from
the major and one from outside the program. Ph.D.:
Before emphasizing the Ph.D. thesis, students must pass two written
preliminary examinations. One
written exam concentrates on research design, methodological issues, and
statistical analysis. The
second written examination covers material specific to the area of
Social and Administrative Pharmacy.
In addition, students must make an oral presentation to a
meeting of department faculty and graduate students on the rationale for
the thesis and the proposed methodology.
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