The University of Louisiana Monroe Toxicology program was the first of its kind in the South and is currently one of only six nationally.  The Toxicology program is administered by the School of Basic Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Sciences within the College of Pharmacy.  The Toxicology programs offers the following degrees:  Bachelor of Science in Toxicology and Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmacy with research focus in Toxicology.

The Toxicology curriculum consists of a four-year program designed to include a solid foundation in basic sciences, a broad background in Toxicology with several specialized courses and sufficient non-science courses to proved the student with a well-rounded education.  The Toxicology coursework spans the fields of clinical, environmental and industrial toxicology.  Within the field of Industrial Toxicology, special emphasis is given to Industrial Hygiene theory and practice.  

In addition to coursework, opportunities are available for students to obtain experience in faculty laboratories at ULM or at off-campus facilities such as the Natioinal Center for Toxicological Research in Jefferson, AR; the United States Army Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiment Station in Vicksburg, MS; and several local industries.