College of Pharmacy
Doctor of Pharmacy
Prepare to make a difference in patient care as a pharmacist. Combine pharmaceutical science with hands-on clinical training to build the knowledge, judgment, and communication skills for professional practice.
Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) at Findlay
Why study Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) at Findlay?
Prepare for pharmacy practice through Findlay’s Doctor of Pharmacy program. The PharmD combines academic coursework with clinical training and offers entry paths for students at different stages of their education.
- Build medication expertise. Study pharmaceutical care through the prescribed professional curriculum and its experiential learning components.
- Learn in clinical settings. Apply classroom knowledge through hands-on training as you develop patient-care skills.
- Choose an entry path. Explore the 0+6 Direct Entry Track, Transfer/Professional Track, or International Track.
Pharmacists work in community, hospital, and other healthcare settings. Practice requires licensure, and specialized roles may require further training.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Doctor of Pharmacy by the Numbers
0+6
Direct-entry track
Route for students entering after high school.
142+
Required credits
Listed for the Doctor of Pharmacy program.
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At a Glance
College
College of Pharmacy
Degree
Doctor of Pharmacy
Formats
On-Campus
Distance Track
Credits
142+ Credits
Curriculum
Course Requirements
Students pursuing the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) degree must complete the prescribed professional curriculum designed to develop knowledge, skills, and competencies in pharmaceutical care.
For detailed program requirements, the curriculum consists of required coursework and experiential learning components. View the full Pharm.D. curriculum in the University of Findlay College of Pharmacy catalog.
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Careers
Pharmacists use medication expertise to support patient care in community, hospital, and other healthcare settings. Practice requires pharmacist licensure; specialized roles may require further training.
- Community pharmacist
- Hospital pharmacist
- Ambulatory care pharmacist
- Clinical pharmacy specialist
Explore related occupations and typical entry requirements in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook profile for pharmacists.
TESTIMONIALS
The Oiler Experience
Hear directly from students about their experience
at the University of Findlay.
“During my time at UF, I have found that everyone here is looking out for your best interest. The faculty and other students always are lending a helping hand and encouragement. Findlay has become a second home and I can’t wait for the rest of my educational experience here!”
“The staff and students at Findlay have been so encouraging and supportive especially when I found myself struggling with a particular class. My advisor was quick to help me get the assistance I need by making tutoring sessions more available for my very busy schedule! Findlay has a beautiful campus with plenty of places to settle down for a study session in groups or solo. I absolutely love how warm and inviting Findlay is!”
“One of my favorite parts of the University of Findlay is that it’s large enough to be rich with opportunities for involvement and leadership, but small enough to harbor a close-knit community and feel like home.”
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Accreditation
The University of Findlay’s Doctor of Pharmacy program is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE).
Contact Us
Need more information about the College of Pharmacy? Have a question about admissions, programs, or student support? We’re here to help—please reach out and connect with our team.
Email: pharmacy@findlay.edu
Phone: (419) 434-5327
Location: 300 Davis St., Findlay, OH 45840
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