Doctor of Pharmacy Degree (Pharm.D.)

The traditional Entry-Level Doctor of Pharmacy degree curriculum taught in four Florida cities, is for students seeking first admission into the pharmacy profession. The Working Professional Pharm.D. program was developed for licensed pharmacists in the United States or Canada. It offers a part-time, three-year curriculum to working professionals who have a B.S. Pharmacy degree and are seeking academic and clinical training to earn the advanced doctor of pharmacy degree.

The Entry Level Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) curriculum prepares student pharmacists to provide pharmaceutical care to patients. This program requires four-years of pharmacy studies. Students may complete degree requirements at one of four Florida campuses: Gainesville, Jacksonville, Orlando, St. Petersburg. Lectures by faculty in course curriculum are available through video-streaming technology within two hours of presentations. The Pharm.D. curriculum utilizes active learning exercises to enhance knowledge, professional behaviors and attitudes necessary for pharmacy practice.