Get hands-on with drug modeling software in our pharmacometrics certificate program

• Health science professionals and students (e. g. PharmD, MS, PhD, MD, DO, MPH, PA) with pharmacology/pharmacokinetics background
• International students

• Proficiency in English
• Bachelor’s degree in Biological sciences, PharmD, DO, MD, PhD or other health sciences graduate program
• Calculus (3 semester credit hours)
• Statistics (3 semester credit hours)
• Human Anatomy and Physiology or equivalent (3 semester credit hours)
• Any pharmacokinetics course, at least 2 semester credit hours or demonstrated working experience, i.e. authorship of peer-reviewed publications

Note: Current Doctor of Pharmacy students in the UNT System College of Pharmacy program are qualified for the prerequisites needed.

• Your application must be submitted by 10:59 p.m. Central on July 1, 2026.
• Supplemental materials must be submitted by 10:59 p.m. Central on July 15, 2026.
• These include Letter of Recommendation, Resume, Transcripts, Fee, TOEFL (as appropriate)
• Items must be submitted to GradCAS unless otherwise noted.

Your application must be Verified by the deadline for transcripts and other required items. Verified means that GradCAS has ensured that all of your coursework was entered correctly and consistently, which allows us to fairly evaluate your academic history. Because this process takes time, you should plan to have transcripts submitted as soon as possible in the application process.

Prerequisites: You should have completed all coursework by Aug. 1 to ensure transcripts can be submitted to Admissions prior to the start of the program.

Admitted students will need to submit official transcripts for any coursework not completed at the time of application.

For questions about the admissions process, contact the Admissions Office at admissions@unthealth.edu. (Current UNT System Doctor of Pharmacy students should contact Dr. Tina Machu at Tina.Machu@unthealth.edu.) For questions about the program, contact Dr. Tina Machu, Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, UNT System College of Pharmacy, at Tina.Machu@unthealth.edu.

The Certificate in Pharmacometrics application requires the following:

• One-page personal statement of interest in the program (maximum 400 words)
• One letter of recommendation from an employer or a professor. Request that recommender submits LOR directly to UNT Health Admissions. Send by email to admissions@unthealth.edu from the recommender’s personal/work email account or mail a hard copy with a signature across the envelope seal to be an official letter.
• Resume
• Unofficial transcript(s) from all colleges and universities attended. Official transcripts may be required for an admission decision and will be required for matriculants.
• A course-by-course WES International Credential Advantage Package (ICAP) is required from any international institutions attended. Choose “University of North Texas – Fort Worth TX” when selecting the recipient(s).
• International Applicants will be required to submit an official TOEFL Language Exam Score; use code 6909 to have your scores sent to UNT Health Fort Worth.
• $50 application processing fee required

NOTE: If you are a current UNT Health Doctor of Pharmacy student who wants to add the Certificate in Pharmacometrics to your program of study, the process is different; please contact Dr. Tina Machu at Tina.Machu@unthealth.edu.