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The Fairleigh Dickinson University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is one of only two degree-granting pharmacy schools in New Jersey, and is the first in the state to be associated with a private university.

The College’s dynamic program of study integrates the very best practices in pharmacy education today.

Degree requirements

First Professional Year Fall (P1)

  • PHRM 6100 Foundations in Pharmaceutical Sciences: Biochemistry and Medicinal Chemistry
  • PHRM 6101 Foundations in Basic Biomedical Sciences: Physiology, Pathophysiology and Immunology
  • PHRM 6200 Pharmacology: Introduction to Pharmacodynamics and Pharmacokinetics
  • PHRM 6201 Physical Pharmacy
  • PHRM 6211 Pharmaceutical Calculations I
  • PHRM 6300 Evidence Based Practice I: Introduction to Drug Information
  • PHRM 6401 Professional Pharmacy Practice I: Health Care Delivery
  • PHRM 6700 Pharmacy Beyond the Curriculum: Foundations in Pharmacy Education

First Professional Year Spring (P1)

  • PHRM 6102 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Gastrointestinal
  • PHRM 6104 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Cardiology/Pulmonary I
  • PHRM 6111 Integrated Pharmacotherapy I: Conceptual Connections and Patient Care
  • PHRM 6202 Applied Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics
  • PHRM 6203 Genetics and Pharmacogenomics
  • PHRM 6212 Pharmaceutical Calculations II
  • PHRM 6402 Professional Pharmacy Practice II: Communication in Health Care
  • PHRM 6701 Pharmacy Beyond the Curriculum: Foundations in Pharmacy Education

First Professional Year Summer (P1)

  • PHRM 6501 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience I: Community

Second Professional Year Fall (P2)

  • PHRM 7105 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Neurology/Psychiatry/ Anesthesiology
  • PHRM 7106 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Infectious Disease
  • PHRM 7111 Integrated Pharmacotherapy II: Conceptual Connections and Patient Care
  • PHRM 7201 Dosage Forms and Drug Delivery Systems I
  • PHRM 7300 Evidence Based Practice II: Pharmacoepidemiology, Clinical Study Design and Critical Literature Evaluation
  • PHRM 7700 Pharmacy Beyond the Curriculum: Expanding Horizons
  • PHRM Elective

Second Professional Year Spring (P2)

  • PHRM 7107 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Cardiology/Pulmonary II
  • PHRM 7108 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Endocrine/Urinary Tract/Renal and Reproductive Health
  • PHRM 7112 Integrated Pharmacotherapy III: Conceptual Connections and Patient Care
  • PHRM 7202 Dosage Forms and Drug Delivery Systems II
  • PHRM 7303 Evidence Based Practice III: Medication Management Practice and Pharmacy Informatics
  • PHRM 7701 Pharmacy Beyond the Curriculum: Expanding Horizons
  • PHRM Elective

Second Professional Year Summer (P2)

  • PHRM 7501 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience II: Institutional

Third Professional Year Fall (P3)

  • PHRM 8109 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Immunologic, Rheumatologic, and Hematologic Disorders
  • PHRM 8110 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Oncology
  • PHRM 8111 Integrated Pharmacotherapy IV: Conceptual Connections and Patient Care
  • PHRM 8302 Public Health for Pharmacists
  • PHRM 8321 Health Care Ethics and Team Decision-Making
  • PHRM 8322 Professional Pharmacy Practice III: Pharmacy Practice Law
  • PHRM 8700 Pharmacy Beyond the Curriculum: Preparing Practitioners
  • PHRM Elective
  • PHRM Elective

Third Professional Year Spring (P3)

  • PHRM 8112 Integrated Pharmacotherapy V: Conceptual Connections and Patient Care
  • PHRM 8121 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: Critical Care and Toxicology
  • PHRM 8122 Integrated Pharmacotherapy: OTC Preparations/Self-Care/Dermatology/Special Populations
  • PHRM 8301 Pharmacoeconomics and Health Outcomes
  • PHRM 8402 Professional Pharmacy Practice IV: Pharmacy Leadership and Management
  • PHRM 8701 Pharmacy Beyond the Curriculum: Preparing Practitioners
  • PHRM Elective
  • PHRM Elective

Fourth Professional Year