DOCTOR OF PHARMACOGNOSY (D.P.)

Many people have a keen interest in botanical medicine, however, due to various legal or personal reasons, they do not wish to become clinical practitioners of such. This degree program is designed for people who wish to become apothecaries or pharmacists of botanical medicines. Upon graduation, the individual would be qualified to consult, or operate a formulary and dispensary serving the holistic health community.

CURRICULUM:

Course Title

Credit Hours
Introduction to Botanical Medicines
3
Biology - The Science of Life
4
Organic Chemistry
4
Planting, Farming, and Harvesting of Herbal Medicines
5
Anatomy and Physiology
6
Advanced Medical Terminology
6
Eastern Botanical Medicine
4
Western Botanical Medicine
4
Infusions, Decoctions, and Tinctures
4
Creams, Poultices, SAlves, and Ointments
4
Flower Essences and Essential Oils
4
Botanical Homeopathy
5
Pharmacological - Botanical Interactions
4
Client Relations, Ethics, and Jurisprudence
4
Course Project - Formulary Practicum
5

Total Credit Hours

65
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