PrePharmacy Curriculum (UT Students)

Suggested sequence of pharmacy admissions course requirements for all applications.

PrePharmacy Curriculum (Non-UT Students)

Suggested sequence for pharmacy admissions requirements for all freshmen beginning after Fall 2002 and all applicants for Fall 2005 or after.

Pharm. D. Admissions

On-line application/reapplication information for the Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D) Program. This site also includes a set of Frequently Asked Questions and a special FAQ for International Students. For information about transferring courses from other colleges, see transfer equivalency information .

M.S./Ph.D.

Master's and doctoral (research) programs. This site includes, requirements, application deadlines and the application forms for admission to graduate programs at the College of Pharmacy and UT-Austin.

M.S./Residencies

This program is a combined educational and training program in clinical science and advanced practice for Pharm.D. graduates. Applicants who have limited practice experience are provided with the opportunity to combine elements of a pharmacy practice residency with advanced practice training.

Honors Program Criteria

An exciting challenge for outstanding students who want to go beyond the traditional curriculum.

Pharm.D./Ph.D. Criteria

This program combines the features of a professional Pharm.D. degree with the advanced training and research of a pharmaceutical sciences Ph.D. degree.

Cooperative Programs

Together with the University of Texas at El Paso and the University of Texas-Pan American, our College of Pharmacy offers a six-year curriculum leading to the Pharm.D. degree.

University

Students entering the College of Pharmacy must first be accepted to The University of Texas at Austin. Visit this site for information about admission to The University.

Careers in Pharmacy

A wide variety of career opportunities, beyond the traditional community and hospital pharmacy settings, await our pharmacy graduates.

20 March 2006
College of Pharmacy at UT Austin
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