which is jointly awarded by OSU and OHSU, is for those who want to become a pharmacist. It requires four years of professional study, two of which are completed at OSU and a third year spent on the OHSU campus. The final year is composed entirely of six-week advanced practice experiences at a variety of sites.
Degree programs for students interested in research to discover new drugs and therapies, new drug targets and/or innovative therapeutic delivery methods.
Allows high school seniors, undergraduate, and post-baccalaureate students to reserve a place in the Pharm.D. program while completing their prerequisite courses.