The post-baccalaureate program at the College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences allows licensed pharmacists who hold a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy to earn a PharmD degree. The curriculum includes the last two years of studies of the entry-level PharmD program. This includes one year of didactic training followed by an additional six to nine months of clinical rotations.
Curriculum
First Year
Semester 1
| Courses | Credit Hours |
| PHAR 501/503 – Therapeutics I & II | 6 |
| PHAR 528 – Experimental Design and Biostatistics | 4 |
| PHAR 5XX – Electives | 6 |
Semester 2
| Courses | Credit Hours |
| PHAR 545/547 – Therapeutics III & IV | 6 |
| PHAR 509 – Therapeutic Drug Monitoring | 4 |
| PHAR 544 – Introduction to Clinical Research Design and Lit. Evaluation | 2 |
| PHAR 519– Physical Assessment | 2 |
| PHAR 310 – Immunology* | 3 |
Second Year
Nine Month Rotations**
| Courses | Credit Hours |
| PHAR 6XX – Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences (nine one-month) | 36 |
| PHAR 699 – Professional Presentation Semina | 1 |
| PHAR 690 – Community Service IV | 0 |
* Electives must be substituted for these courses if previously completed.
**Request for exemption from up to three rotations based on prior experience may be submitted to the chair of pharmacy practice.