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Important Dates

Ph.D. Program

  • Application Deadline: February 1
  • Admission Decisions: January/February

Master's Programs

  • On-Campus Masters Application Deadline: April 27
  • On-Campus Masters Admission Decisions: March/April

Steps to Apply

Step One: GRE

The GRE score is now optional to report

Step Two: English Proficiency

(Non-Native English Speakers only)

Students who are non-native English speakers, must demonstrate proficiency in reading, writing and listening in English via the TOEFL, IELTS or PTE test.

Step Three: Apply

Fees

Application Fees: Domestic Students $65 | International Students: $85

What You Will Need to Complete the Application

To complete and submit the online KU Graduate Application for a degree in KU Pharmacology & Toxicology, you will need the following information:

1. Transcripts
  • Be prepared to submit a copy of all undergraduate and graduate transcripts online as part of your KU Graduate Application. The online (unofficial) copy will be used during initial consideration.
  • If you are accepted into the KU Pharmacology & Toxicology program, you will be required to have official copies of your transcripts sent directly to KU to verify the information in your online application.
  • You are welcome to have your official transcripts sent directly to KU at any time.
2. GRE Scores (The GRE score is now optional to report.)
3. Resume/Curriculum Vita (CV)
  • Be prepared to upload a copy of your resume or curriculum vita (CV).
  • Include details of previous research experience.
4. Personal Statement
  • Be prepared to upload a one to two page personal statement detailing your research experience and why you want to study pharmacology and toxicology.
5. Letters of Recommendation
  • Be prepared to enter the names and emails of three individuals, preferably professors or direct supervisors, who can provide a recommendation on your behalf.
  • The individuals you identify will receive instructions via email to submit their recommendation.
6. English Proficiency Scores

Non-Native English Speakers Only

  • Students who are non-native English speakers, must demonstrate proficiency in reading, writing and listening in English via the TOEFL, IELTS or PTE test.
  • Request that your testing agency send your official scores directly to KU (Code: 6871-30)

Upon Acceptance

Official Transcripts

Upon acceptance to a KU Pharmacology & Toxicology program, if you have not already done so, you will need to have copies of your official transcripts sent directly to:

Dept. of Pharmacology & Toxicology Graduate Studies
University of Kansas

Malott Hall, Room 5064
1251 Wescoe Hall Drive

Lawrence, KS 66045-7572

- Include all undergraduate and graduate transcripts.


Financial Resources Statement - International Students Only

KU International Support Services might contact you to request a financial resources statement as part of the process to attain necessary visa documentation.

Questions?

Zijun Wang
Director of Graduate Studies
zjwang@ku.edu
785-864-0846

Jiyoung Cha
Director of Online Graduate Studies
jycha@ku.edu
 

Liqin Zhao
Director of Neuroscience
lzhao@ku.edu
785-864-6291