Pharmacy (PharmD - USA - PharmD, BS/BPharm - Canada)
- Ambc 591: Ambulatory Care Clerkship
- BMS 472: Spanish for Pharmacists
- BMS 473: Medical Cannabis
- BMS 475: Molecular Basis of Future Medicines
- Bari 591: Bariatric Advanced Pharmacy Practice Exp
- Biot 591: Biotech Pharmacy Services Advanced Pharm
- Card 591: Cardiology Clerkship
- Comm 591: Community Pharmacy Clerkship
- Crit 591: Critical Care Clerkship
- Dinf 591: Drug Information Clerkship
- Emer 591: Emergency Medical Clerkship
- Gera 591: Geriatrics Clerkship
- Home 591: Home Infusion Advanced Pharmacy Practice
- Hst 478: History of Pharmacy
- Inad 591: Institutional Administration Advanced Ph
- Indy 591: Pharmaceutical Industry Clerkship
- Infd 591: Infectious Disease Clerkship
- Info 591: Informatics Practice Experience
- Inop 591: Institutional Out-Patient Practice Exper
- Manc 591: Managed Care Clerkship
- Medc 317: Pharmacogenetics and Pharmacoimmunology
- Medc 415: Chemical Neurosci. Prin. of Drug Abuse
- Medc 416: Intro to the Principles of Med Chem I
- Medc 417: Intro to the Principles of Med Chem II
- Medc 591: Medicine Clerkship
- Mgmt 591: Pharmacy Management Advanced Pharmacy Ph
- Neon 591: Neonatology Advanced Pharmacy Practice E
- Neur 591: Neurology Clerkship
- Nucl 591: Nuclear Medicine Advanced Pharmacy Pract
- Nutr 591: Nutrition Clerkship
- Oncl 591: Oncology Clerkship
- Pain 591: Pain Management Advanced Pharmacy Practi
- Pedg 591: Pedagogy Advanced Practice Experience
- Peds 591: Pediatric Clerkship
- Phad 393: Learning & Teaching: A Professional Elec
- Phad 470: Phy & Psychosoc Aspects Women's Health
- Phad 492: Current Issues in Health Care
- Phad 495: Techniques of Pharmaceutical Sales
- Phad 496: Principles of Pharmaceutical Marketing
- Phar 437: 3D Printing of Pharmaceutical Dosage For
- Phcg 422: Natural Product Derived Pharmaceuticals
- Phcg 425: Poisonous Plants and Mushrooms
- Phcl 341: Human Pathophysiology I
- Phcl 342: Human Pathophysiology II
- Phcl 343: Biochemical Foundations of Therapeutics
- Phcl 345: Nutritional Pharmacology
- Phcl 440: Physiologic Case Study for Therapeutics
- Phcl 441: Pharmacology: Novel Drugs in Clin Trials
- Phcl 442: Clinical Toxicology
- Phcl 443: Basic and Clinical Pharmacology I
- Phcl 444: Basic and Clinical Pharmacology II
- Phcl 445: Nutritional Pharmacology
- Phcy 100: Introduction to Pharmacy
- Phcy 470: Distributive Intro Pharmacy Practice Exp
- Phcy 471: Institutional Immersion IPPE I
- Phcy 481: Pharmacy Practice Applications I
- Phcy 482: Pharmacy Practice Applications II
- Phcy 501: Infectious Diseases Intensive
- Phcy 502: Integrated Systems: Cardiovascular
- Phcy 503: Integrated Systems: Respiratory
- Phcy 504: Integrated Systems: Renal
- Phcy 505: Integrated Systems: Neuromuscular
- Phcy 506: Integrated Systems: CNS/Psych
- Phcy 507: Integrated Systems: Endocrine System
- Phcy 508: Integrated Systems: GI/Nutrition
- Phcy 509: Integrated Systems: DERM/EENT
- Phcy 550: Integrated Institutional IPPE
- Phcy 560: Personal and Professional Development II
- Phcy 561: Interprofessional Collaboration II
- Phcy 581: Pharmacy Practice Applications III
- Phcy 601: Multisystem Complex Patient Care I
- Phcy 602: Hematology/Oncology/Immunology
- Phcy 603: Integrated Genitourinary & Reproductive
- Phcy 604: Pediatrics and Geriatrics
- Phcy 605: Integrated Selective IPPE
- Phcy 606: Population and Rural Health
- Phcy 607: Practice Law Application
- Phcy 608: Multisystem Complex Patient Care II
- Phcy 650: Integrated Comm & Ambulatory IPPE
- Phcy 651: Integrated Inst & Specialty IPPE
- Phcy 660: Personal & Professional Development III
- Phcy 661: Interprofessional Collaboration III
- Phcy 681: Pharmacy Practice Applications V
- Phcy 682: Pharmacy Practice Applications VI
- Pkin 591: Pharmacokinetics Clerkship
- Pmtm 591: Pharmacy Medication Therapy Management
- Pois 591: Poison Control Clerkship
- Prct 470: Introduction to Nuclear Pharmacy
- Prct 471: Advanced Topics in Cardiology
- Prct 472: Life After Graduation
- Prct 473: Beyond Dispensing
- Prct 474: Advanced Infectious Diseases
- Prct 475: Nutrition Support
- Prct 476: Wellbeing & Resiliency for Student Pharm
- Prct 488: Advanced Topics in Diabetes Care
- Prct 490: Landmark Trials
- Prct 541: Problems in Clinical Pharmacy
- Prct 543: Community Pharmacy Practice III
- Prct 544: Institutional Pharmacy Practice III
- Prct 545: Specialty Pharmacy Practice Elective
- Prct 552: Preventive Medicine and Public Health
- Prct 553: Clinical Externship (community)
- Prct 554: Clinical Externship (institutional)
- Prct 555: Pharmaceutical Care I: Knowledge & Compr
- Prct 556: Pharmaceutical Care I: Problem-Solvin
- Prct 557: Pharmaceutical Care I: Group
- Prct 558: Pharmaceutical Care II:Knowledge & Comp
- Prct 559: Pharmaceutical Care II: Problem-Solving
- Prct 560: Pharmaceutical Care II: Group
- Prct 561: Pharmaceutical Care III:Knowledge & Comp
- Prct 562: Pharmaceutical Care III: Problem-Solving
- Prct 563: Pharmaceutical Care III: Group
- Prct 564: Pharmaceutical Care IV: Knowledge & Comp
- Prct 565: Pharmaceutical Care IV: Problem-Solving
- Prct 566: Pers & Prof Dev - Seminar Skills
- Prct 567: Pers & Prof Dev - NAPLEX Review
- Prct 568: Pediatric Pharmacotherapy
- Prct 569: Pharmaceutical Care IV: Group
- Prct 570: Patient-Caregiver-Provider Education
- Prct 577: Practice Skills Laboratory V
- Prct 586: Adult Medicine Clerkship
- Prct 587: Ambulatory Care Clerkship
- Prct 591: Elective Clerkship
- Prct 592: Elective Clerkship
- Prct 593: Elective Clerkship
- Prct 599: Clinical Trials Skills
- Psyc 591: Psychiatry Clerkship
- Pubh 591: Public Health Advanced Pharmacy Practice
- Rsch 591: Research Advanced Pharmacy Practice Exp
- SBOP 591: State Board of Pharmacy Practice Exp
- Spec 591: Specialty Pharmacy Practice Experience
- Surg 591: Surgery Clerkship
- TOCP 591: Transitions of Care Patient Care APPE
- Tran 591: Organ Transplant Advanced Pharmacy Pract
- Vetp 591: Veterinary Medicine Advanced Pharmacy Pr
- Womh 591: Women's Health Advanced Pharmacy Practic
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