Curriculum Schedule and Catalog: Year One
Year One

Session 1: Summer
PHAR 510 Biochemistry (3 credits)
PHAR 511 Genetics & Clinical Immunology (3 credits)
PHAR 520 Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery I: Non-Sterile Products (4 credits)
PHAR 530 Patient Care Laboratory I (2 credits)
PHAR 540 Introduction to Pharmacy Practice (2 credits)
PHAR 700 Personal & Professional Development (0 credits)
Session 2: Fall
PHAR 512 Human Anatomy & Physiology (3 credits)
PHAR 521 Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery II: Sterile Products (4 credits)
PHAR 531 Patient Care Laboratory II (2 credits)
PHAR 550 Health Care Systems & Patient Safety (3 credits)
PHAR 560 Self-Care & Wellness (3 credits)
PHAR 541 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience (IPPE) I (2 credits)
PHAR 700 Personal & Professional Development (0 credits)
Session 3: Winter
PHAR 561 Integrated Sequence (IS): Principles of Drug Action, Pharmacogenomics (5 credits)
PHAR 562 Integrated Sequence (IS): Infectious Diseases I (5 credits)
PHAR 532 Patient Care Laboratory III (2 credits)
PHAR 551 Evidence-Based Practice (3 credits)
PHAR 542 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience (IPPE) II (2 credits)
PHAR 700 Personal & Professional Development (0 credits)
Session 4: Spring
PHAR 563 Integrated Sequence: Renal & Cardiovascular (5 credits)
PHAR 564 Integrated Sequence: Infectious Diseases II (5 credits)
PHAR 533 Patient Care Laboratory IV (2 credits)
PHAR 552 Population Health (3 credits)
PHAR 543 Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience (IPPE) III (2 credits)
PHAR 700 Personal & Professional Development (0 credits)
Curriculum Schedule and Course Catalog
In order to prepare you to fulfill all aspects of the expanding role of the pharmacist, MCW stands ready to provide you with the knowledge, skills and abilities to practice at the top of your license upon earning your degree. That is why your educational experience will include extensive training on administering vaccines, basic medical tests (strep, sinus infections, etc.) and other patient care services, so you can contribute effectively and efficiently to meeting the needs of patients and the community.
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