Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)

General Information

The Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree is offered in two formats: full-time over one to two years, or part-time combining distance learning with spring courses and practice experiences over three to five years. The program combines course work  (★18) and practice experience (★36) following the completion of a BSc (Pharmacy) degree. For more information see the Pharmacy website at www.pharm.ualberta.ca.

Program of Courses — Full-time

• PHARM 501 - Critical Analysis of Evidence in Practice
• PHARM 502 - Advanced Patient Care Skills and Health Assessment
• PHARM 503 - Advanced Pharmacotherapy
• PHARM 504 - Frameworks for Teams, Collaboration and Education in Pharmacy Practice
• PHARM 505 - PharmD Seminars
• PHARM 511 - PharmD Experiential Learning Part 1
• PHARM 512 - PharmD Experiential Learning Part 2
• PHARM 513 - PharmD Experiential Learning Part 3
• PHARM 514 - PharmD Elective Rotation
• PHARM 515 - PharmD Specialty Elective Rotation

Program of Courses — Part-time

• PHARM 511 - PharmD Experiential Learning Part 1
• PHARM 512 - PharmD Experiential Learning Part 2
• PHARM 513 - PharmD Experiential Learning Part 3
• PHARM 514 - PharmD Elective Rotation
• PHARM 515 - PharmD Specialty Elective Rotation
• PHARM 521 - Critical Analysis of Evidence in Practice
• PHARM 522 - Advanced Patient Care Skills and Health Assessment
• PHARM 523 - Advanced Pharmacotherapy - Part 1
• PHARM 524 - Frameworks for Teams, Collaboration and Education in Pharmacy Practice - Part 1
• PHARM 525 - PharmD Seminars - Part 1
• PHARM 533 - Advanced Pharmacotherapy - Part 2
• PHARM 534 - Frameworks for Teams, Collaboration and Education in Pharmacy Practice - Part 2
• PHARM 535 - PharmD Seminars - Part 2
• PHARM 544 - Frameworks for Teams, Collaboration and Education in Pharmacy Practice - Part 3