Basic Toxicology
ENVS 480 (3 hrs.) Emphasis on physiology and biochemistry of intoxication; discusses the types of cellular response to toxic compounds and the role of species variation in the economic use of toxins as pesticides and therapeutic agents. Same as CPSC 433, FSHN 480, and VB 549. See FSHN 480.

Systems Toxicology
VB594 (3 hrs.) This course is designed to provide an overview of the effects of chemicals and their mechanisms of action in a variety of organ systems. Topics include toxicology of the nervous, developmental, reproductive, thyroid, renal, hepatic, immune, pulmonary, and gastrointestinal system.

Interdisciplinary Toxicology Seminar
ENVS 596 (1 hr. every semester) Topics will vary each semester. Seminars are presented by faculty, visiting lecturers, and students based upon their study, research, and/or professional activities in the selected topic area. Same as VB 596, and PATH 596. See PATH 596.

OTHER AVAILABLE COURSES IN TOXICOLOGY

ENVS 516. Developmental Toxicology (Same as VB 516)
ENVS 432. Genetic Toxicology (Same as CPSC 432)
ENVS 469. Environmental Health (Same as CHLH 469)
VB 618. Pharmacology, I
VB 619. Pharmacology, II
VB 562. Analytical Methods in Toxicology & Pharmacology
VB 565. Comparative Disposition of Xenobiotics
VB 551. Ecotoxicology in the Northern Hemisphere
VB 514. Neurotoxicology (Same as ENVS 514, and PSYC 515)
PATH 548. Toxicologic Pathology
PATH 550. Concepts in Pathology
IB 486. Pesticide Toxicology (Same as ENVS 433, and VB 534)
IB 485. Environmental Toxicology (Same as CHLH 461, CPSC 435, and ENVS 431.

You may learn more about each course through the University Course Catalog.