Doctor of Pharmacy
Academic Programs Overview
The Pharm D program delivers a comprehensive 10-semester curriculum that systematically integrates pharmaceutical sciences with advanced clinical practice. During semesters 1-4, students establish scientific foundations in medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutics, pharmacology, and biochemistry. Semesters 5-8 develop clinical competencies through pharmacotherapeutics, clinical pharmacokinetics, and evidence-based practice methodologies. The program culminates in semesters 9-10 with full-time clinical rotations across diverse healthcare settings, providing immersive professional experience.
Career Pathways
Pharm D graduates pursue diverse roles across healthcare sectors: In clinical practice, they serve as ICU/Oncology specialists, poison control directors, and transplant coordinators. Pharmaceutical industry pathways include medical science liaisons, pharmacovigilance managers, and regulatory affairs specialists. Healthcare leadership opportunities encompass hospital pharmacy directorships and public health program coordination, while entrepreneurial graduates establish specialty pharmacies or medication management consultancies. Academic and research positions offer careers as faculty members and clinical investigators.