PharmD Curriculum Overview
At the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy students engage in our curriculum to develop leadership skills, grow in their role as medication specialists, advance as professionals committed to excellence, play a vital role in team-based care, and refine their communication skills to effectively collaborate with colleagues, educate patients, and enhance health outcomes. During didactic learning environments, students learn, apply, and extend fundamental pharmacy concepts during the first three years of the curriculum. Students engage in experiential learning immediately after the first year and continually through years two and three, culminating with the entire fourth year engaged in advanced pharmacy practice experiences. These experiential learning opportunities immerse students in patient care, reinforce and expand concepts and skills learned in the didactic curriculum, and prepare students for pharmacy workforce careers.
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PharmD Courses
Specialized Training Opportunities
Experiential Education
Academic Calendar
Course Schedules