University at Buffalo School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 4 courses 6-7 total credits
This micro-credential will be a three-course series encompassing several aspects of pharmacogenomics from transport to current events with cancer and nutrition. Each course consists of lectures and hands-on practice with clinical guidelines to lead the learner through personalized therapies. Finally, to obtain the micro-credential the learner will be asked to complete a cumulative pharmacogenomic question related to current issues related to pharmacogenomics.
| Total Credits | 6-7 credits |
Pharmacogenomics and Transport Core
(On-campus students must take the equivalent PHC 516 course in-person instead of PHC 517.) or.
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| PHC 516 | Pharmacogenomics Molec. Approa | 1 |
| PHC 517 | Pharmacogenomics | 2 |
| PHC 518 | Nutrigenomics in Cancer | 2 |
| PHC 630 | Drug Metabolism and Transport | 3 |
| Total Pharmacogenomics and Transport Core | 6-7 credits | |
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