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Students enrolled in the joint Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)/Master of Public Health (MPH) Program have the opportunity to take graduate courses in the MPH Program while earning their PharmD.
Multiple courses count toward both their PharmD and MPH, allowing these students to earn their MPH in a shorter amount of time than it would take to earn it separately from their PharmD.
The Importance of Public Health in Pharmacy Education and Practice
The Pharmacist and Pharmacy Have Evolved to Become More Than the Corner Drugstore
American Public Health Association Pharmacy Member Section
JAMA Forum US Community Pharmacies and Public Health – Building on the COVID-19 Response
Degree type:
– PharmD in Pharmacy and
– MPH Master of Public Health
Study options:
– On ground (Boston Campus)
– Full-time, with possible part-time post
PharmD graduation
Application deadline: June 2
Decisions: Rolling
GRE: Not required
Students enrolled in the joint program take classes that meet the curriculum requirements for both a PharmD and MPH. All PharmD/MPH graduates will fulfill the same competencies that guide the MPH program.
PharmD/MPH students work with advisors from both the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and the MPH Program to design a flexible program of study that enables them to use their electives strategically to begin graduate MPH coursework.
Generally, your program of study will include:
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Completed application
All applications must be submitted through the PharmCAS application system. (PharmCAS opens for applications July 11, 2024.)
Official transcripts
Applicants must submit official university transcripts. Transcripts are submitted through the PharmCAS application system.
Personal statement
Applicants must submit a personal goal statement that answers the following questions:
Two letters of recommendation (academic and professional)
Applicants are required to submit two letters of recommendation from the following:
Interview
Applicants will be reviewed for interview eligibility once their completed applications are submitted.
For more information and to apply please review the PharmCAS directory.
