Dec 05, 2025  
2025-2026 Graduate Catalog 
    
2025-2026 Graduate Catalog

PharmD/Masters of Public Health (MPH)


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Our Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)/Masters of Public Health (MPH) program gives you the opportunity to engage in important public health policy development and health care research to improve patient outcomes. The multidisciplinary program integrates the skills and knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy practice with public health, health promotion, disease investigation, chronic disease prevention, and medication safety. The first two years of the program are spent completeing the first two years of the PharmD curriculum.  During the third year of the program students complete the majority of the MPH program. Students complete the MPH portion of this  dual degree program by taking any remaining MPH courses in the 4th year, and finishing the program with thier final 5th year, with required Pharmacy externship experiences.  

Public Health MPH Curriculum


In your third year, complete the majority of your MPH required and elective coursework.

Public Health MPH


Breadth Area (6 credits)


Select from the following of courses:

Professional Seminar (2 credits)


Field Training (3 credits)


Culminating Experience: Integrative Project (3 credits)


Total Credit Hours: 44-45


3.0 Degree GPA required

Pharmacy Electives (8 credits)


Elective courses provide students with an opportunity to enhance their knowledge, skills and professional attitude beyond that provided by the core curriculum. Students entering in the Fall 2024 term or later are required to take 8 elective credit hours, Carefully review the elective policy here and PharmD electives.Pharmacy Electives are taken in the P2 and P3 years, and must be completed before the start of the P4 clinical rotations year.

Students completing a dual/collaborative degree will have their 8 PharmD elective requirements met by the other master’s degree program.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)


1) Apply evidence-based approaches to public health

2) Compare and discuss public health and health care systems

3) Apply planning and management competencies to promote health

4) Apply policy principles to public health

5) Apply leadership principles to public health

6) Apply communication and interprofessional practice principles

7) Apply systems thinking tools to public health issues

SED Statement


This program is officially registered with the New York State Education Department (SED).

 

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