Extraordinary Pharmacy Outcomes

For more than 160 years, we have been turning students into leading pharmacy professionals. From a series of skills labs that run parallel to our lecture-based curriculum to expansive rotation opportunities in a variety of pharmacy settings, our Doctor of Pharmacy program will prepare you for licensure – and the real world.

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A Proven Track Record

When it comes to pharmacy education, success is in the numbers. Our program measurements show a pattern of strength, ensuring you have the foundation needed to be successful and on the cutting edge of the profession.

160+

YEARS

Graduating pharmacy leaders since 1864

91%

PGY1 RESIDENCY MATCH RATE

95% PGY2 Residency Match Rate

2024

aacp outstanding experiential program

Voted in best in the Global Education category

New Chapter. Same Legacy.

In early 2026, University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy reached an agreement for Washington University to acquire its campus and St. Louis College of Pharmacy. Pending regulatory approval, the college will become WashU’s 10th academic school following the 2026-27 academic year, opening new opportunities to advance pharmacy education in St. Louis and reaffirming a mutual commitment to preparing the next generation of health leaders.

During this transition, our website may still include UHSP branding. However, our Pharm.D. program continues to offer the exceptional education, hands-on training and opportunities students expect from St. Louis College of Pharmacy.

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Information for pharmacy prospects

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Pharm.D. Admissions

Applying to pharmacy school is the first step to your exciting future in one of the most trusted health care professions. As you work through this process, we’re here to help you every step of the way of your Pharm.D. admissions journey.

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Why Choose UHSP for Your Pharm.D.

Rotations

Complete rotations that help you gain experience in a variety of health care settings. Our program boasts one of the most extensive selection of international pharmacy rotations in the Midwest, with sites in 9 countries.

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FACILITIES

Developing hands-on clinical skills is a critical part of the curriculum. Our state-of-the-art labs and instruction provide the hands-on training and skills students need to become a pharmacist.

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CuRRICULUM

Our curriculum takes an integrated approach, ensuring student pharmacists can put what they learn in the classroom directly into practice.

LOCATION

Our campus is part of one of the top biomedical complexes in the country, including Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis Children’s Hospital and more.

EXPLORE OUR PROGRAM

Innovative Learning Spaces

Designed to simulate settings and situations you’ll encounter in the real-life practice of pharmacy, our innovative skills labs and exam rooms provide the perfect environment for hands-on learning.

Community Skills Lab

A mock pharmacy setting where students can experience the workflow of a community pharmacy, recommend over-the-counter medications and counsel patients about self-care and prescription medications.

Pharmaceutics Lab

Learn the fundamental basics of the art of drug formulation, run pharmaceutical sciences experiments and practice how to interpret prescriptions to efficiently compound a variety of dosage forms, including solutions, suspensions, emulsions, capusles, ointments and creams and suppositories.

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Clinical Exam Rooms

Practice and develop your patient care and communication skills within simulated exam rooms that mimic the look and feel of a traditional physician’s office that feature exam recording capabilities, which allow faculty to record, watch and assess your interactions with standardized patients.

Hospital Skills Lab

Develop your pharmacy practice skills in a health-system setting. Within the main hospital skills lab, is a sterile compounding lab with state-of-the-art laminar flow hoods that allow students to prepare IV medications.

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Collaborative Learning Classrooms

Take part in collaborative learning related to Electronic Health Records where you utilize software platforms and review patient charts with your peers to practice the Pharmacists’ Patient Care Process.