PharmD Path Focuses on Antimicrobial Stewardship
This Path of Distinction equips student pharmacists to optimize antibiotic use to reduce resistance and meets an increasing need for infectious disease pharmacists.
read moreOur nationally-recognized Doctor of Pharmacy program offers an outstanding record of student success with a proven curriculum. With top clinical training on a leading medical campus, the PharmD program combines the best of student life, acclaimed faculty, and cutting-edge research and facilities.
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program is designed to prepare students to become leaders in health care. As the health care landscape transforms, our time-tested curriculum evolves with it so you’ll leave our program with the knowledge and skills employers need.
Our graduates are pharmacists trained as both scientists and clinicians who are ready to make a better world for patients and improve people’s health. Here’s how our innovative curriculum develops some of the country’s best pharmacists.
Where do you want your PharmD degree to take you? Our Scholars in Pharmacy Program offers numerous certificates, concentrations, and cross-discipline study opportunities so you can chart a career path that’s all your own.
This Path of Distinction equips student pharmacists to optimize antibiotic use to reduce resistance and meets an increasing need for infectious disease pharmacists.
read moreHear from our PharmD students on why the Path of Distinction in Leadership is helping them realize their full potential as leaders as well as helping them stand out in the job market.
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Read MoreBadger pharmacists are making a difference around the globe, and we help them get started. You can use your Global Health programs to travel the world while gaining research and practical experience towards your PharmD degree.
Doctor of Pharmacy and Pharmacology & Toxicology students can take special summer field courses offered through the University of Wisconsin–Madison Global Health Institute.
Our second-year (DPH-2) PharmD international service learning trips let you explore different cultures while putting your pharmacy training to work.
Fourth-year (DPH-4) Doctor of Pharmacy students can complete an APPE clerkship in one of seven countries. Each one offers unique benefits and encourages students to broaden their outlook and work with diverse cultures and populations.
Our graduates are ready to build on their pharmacy expertise through advanced training after they leave our school. Learn about our pharmacy residencies.
This residency program strives to develop transformative leaders in the field of community practice. The program offers innovative practice experiences through a variety of community practice sites as well as unique opportunities for teaching and research with School of Pharmacy faculty members.
The combined Master's degree and residency at UW Health is designed to provide the resident with a solid background in the administration of exemplary pharmacy services across an integrated health system. The primary objective of the program is to develop health system pharmacy administrative leaders.
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