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Prepare for a rewarding career in health care with our integrated BS/Pharm.D., Ph.D., and dual degree programs. Exceptional faculty, engaging academic exploration, groundbreaking research, and impactful community involvement are hallmarks of a pharmacy education at UConn.
We offer unique co-curricular tracks and independent study opportunities that provide pathways for flexibility, customized learning, and skill development, readying students to lead in the ever evolving field of pharmacy.
New England tuition rates, 80+ unique rotation experiences, specialty tracks, involvement in faculty research, and dual degrees are all highlights associated with our Pharm.D. program. Ph.D. candidates, this is the place to delve deep into your area of interest and connect with a career.
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Pharmacy News
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Students bring their passion and talents to more than 4,000 community members statewide annually.
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Marlon Fuller (Pharm.D.) has an ever-growing list of goals. Since graduating from UConn Pharmacy in 2004, Fuller has become a successful pharmacist, keynote speaker, business owner, inventor, author, musician, and the co-founder of a financial literacy nonprofit that has impacted the lives of more than 40,000 kids and parents throughout America. Viewing his ventures as missions to fulfill the purpose he was made for, Fuller’s life story is proof that the best success comes from giving, not from getting.
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For Kasowitz, the motivation is deeply personal and urgent
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Two graduate students from UConn Pharmacy, Leila Sharifi and Saeed Najafian, attended the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) Annual Meeting in November, where they each received an award. Najafian earned the First Place Academic Award, while Sharifi was honored with the Pharmaceutical Discovery, Development, and Manufacturing (PD2M) Award.
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