St. Louis College of Pharmacy
St. Louis College of Pharmacy at University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis is home to our flagship Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) program.
The curriculum prepares students to provide team-based, evidence-backed, patient-centered care in any practice setting, achieving positive health outcomes for patients.
Pharm.D. Program
Students may pursue a Pharm.D. through several pathways beginning as undergraduate students or entering the program at the first-professional (P1) year.
Experiential Education
Experiential education opportunities provide students with in-depth exposure to pharmacy practice settings which prepare students for their role on the health care team.
Working under the mentorship of expert preceptors, students learn the lessons of responsibility and commitment to service that make patient-centered care a reality.
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Residencies
A residency can give you a competitive edge and help you build on the knowledge you gained through your coursework and experiential training.
The University provides PGY1 and PGY2 pharmacy residency programs that match graduates with highly qualified pharmacist preceptors in a variety of settings and specialty areas.
International Opportunities
At University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis, we take a broader view of the world.
Throughout our academic programs, we focus on cultural awareness and the importance of interacting with people from diverse backgrounds. It makes our students better health care providers — and truly educated people.
Students at the University may gain international experiences through several learning opportunities, including the international service learning course and international APPE Rotations.
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Experience a World-Class Medical Complex
Located in one of the country’s most distinguished medical communities, UHSP is actively forging partnerships to expand student opportunities, foster interprofessional, patient-centered care, and promote collaborative research - all to give you a competitive edge. MORE
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As long-term care facilities shut their doors to prevent the spread of the COVID-19, a new way of providing health care emerged. Carol Hotze Hermann, B.S. ’91, clinical consultant pharmacist, shares how she has adapted her work to help protect vulnerable patient populations.
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