Graduate Institute of Pharmacology The Institute of Pharmacology

Graduate Institute of Pharmacology The Institute of Pharmacology was established in 1962. At its inception most of the colleagues were devoted to snake venom research, thereby establishing a concrete academic foundation. Over the past few decades, our institute has grown beyond the tradition and has diversified into multiple research disciplines in biomedical sciences including neurobiology and neuropharmacology, cardiovascular genomics and pharmacology, stem cell biology, immunology and antibody-based therapeutics, system biology and signal transduction, inflammation and cancer biology, epigenetic pharmacology, natural compounds and derivatives, small molecules and snake venombased therapeutics. Furthermore, we will join the Taiwan International Graduate Program (TIGP) with Academia Sinica from 2017 and offer the Ph. D program for the brightest academic talent students at home and abroad. We are actively seeking the opportunity to collaborate with domestic and international researchers so as to synergistically achieve the integrated breakthrough in both basic and translational researches. Degree Session Master Fall Spring Ph. D Approximate Application Interview/ Written Number Documents Oral Test Exam 2 1 1 50% 50% 50% No No No Proof of Language Proficiency Additional Application Documents Others TOCFL score at Level B 1 or other equivalent Chinese proficiency certificate. For applicants who are non-native speakers of English or who have not completed a degree in an English-speaking country: a TOEFL score of 47 or higher on the Internetbased exam or other equivalent English proficiency certificate. 1. Personal statement and relevant publications or thesis are required 2. Depending on application material submitted, students may be contacted for an interview or oral test. None A Partial Listing of Required Courses Master: Offered by the Department Experimental pharmacology I, II: 6 credits (for reference only) Pharmacodynamics: 4 credits Special topics in pharmacology: 3 credits Ph. D: Advance pharmacology: 4 credits Web site : http: //pharmacology. ntu. edu. tw/en glish/pharm%20 -%20 eng/index. htm Contact person : Ms. Ya-Ling Chang E-mail : yalchang@ntu. edu. tw Tel : +886 -2 -23123456 ext. 88462 Fax : +886 -2 -23915297