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PhD in Pharmaceutical Science

Passionate about drug research and discovery, and the study of drug usage?

PhD candidates will acquire relevant skills by conducting an original research project and become full-fledged researchers. This program prepares students to a career in an academic, industrial, or governmental setting. A significant portion of the program is dedicated to conducting research activities under the supervision of a thesis supervisor.

Program Overview

The PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences consists of 90 credits with 84 credits awarded to research activities and drafting and defending a thesis. The six remaining credits are awarded for courses.

Five concentrations are available:

• Medicinal chemistry
• Medications and population health
• Pharmacology
• Pharmaceutical technology

For more information, please see the program leaflet, as well as the program description, structure, and course listing in the prospective students’ website  (In French only) .

Admission and Requirements

Applicants to the PhD program must meet the following criteria:

• Meet the general conditions of eligibility listed in the Academic Regulations of the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies .
• Hold a Master in Pharmaceutical Sciences (with thesis) or a degree deemed equivalent.
• Have maintained a grade point average of 3.3/4.3 or equivalent during the master’s program.
• Possess a good understanding of French and English.

Admissions Department – Université de Montréal Phone: 514 343-7076 or 1-866-977-7076 Fax: 514 343-5788 Email:   [email protected] Website:  admission.umontreal.ca For more information on the graduate programs in pharmaceutical sciences: Phone : 514 343-6111, poste 6467 Email:  [email protected]

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ABOUT THIS PROGRAM

The International Pharmacy Graduate (IPG) program at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy is an academic bridging program that prepares internationally educated pharmacists to meet Canadian entry-to-practice requirements and develop skills to care for patients as the profession evolves. 

Please visit the International Pharmacy Graduate program webpage for more information about Fall 2023 – Winter 2024 session, dates and deadlines and applying to the program.

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PhD in Pharmacology

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Bon à savoir! Ce programme s’adresse autant aux francophones qu’aux anglophones. Consultez la fiche descriptive en français pour en savoir plus.

Contribute to the advances in knowledge in the general field of pharmacology or related to neuropharmacology, pharmacogenomics, molecular pharmacology, cardiovascular integrative pharmacology, or clinical pharmacology.

About this program

Develop expertise in scientific research in pharmacology.

Become an independent researcher with in-depth knowledge of pharmacology and the related sciences. With this cutting-edge training, you will build the skill set to develop an original research hypothesis and describe the method used to experimentally validate it. You will also be able to conduct an original research project, present your research findings at scientific symposia, and be published in prestigious journals.

Language accommodations

Although Université de Montréal is a French-language university, many of our research departments are open to creating a bilingual environment for students in graduate-level programs. These departments are aware of the importance of bilingualism in order for graduate students to succeed in their research careers.

Students who are proficient in English are therefore welcome and accepted into graduate-level programs.

The Department of Pharmacology provides a number of accommodations to make you feel comfortable and help you fulfill the requirements of the program even if French is not your main language of study:

• Choice of writing exams in French or English.
• Choice of taking the comprehensive exam in either French or English.
• Choice of writing your doctoral thesis or dissertation in French or English.

All laboratories are offered in a bilingual environment. Above all, staff in the program are available to help and support you throughout your studies.

Courses and specifics

For contact information on the program director or student file management technician, or to find out more about the faculty or department hosting the program, please see the page in French .

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Costs and financial aid

$2,022.23 *

*Total for a full-time session of 15 credits

Tuition fees: $1,440.45

Other fees: $581.78

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Tuition fees: $8,854.20

As an international student, you have access to exemption scholarships granted by UdeM throughout your university program. Note that for ungraduated programs, you must be enrolled as a full-time student for two sessions and reside in Quebec in the case of exclusively online study programs.

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Tuition and funding, admission requirements, application process.

Applications are accepted year round. Students may begin in September or January each year.

The College of Pharmacy and Nutrition offers master’s (M.Sc.) and doctoral (Ph.D.) degree programs in pharmaceutical sciences, and in advanced clinical and community practice. Graduate students in our College are presented with the extraordinary opportunity of creating new knowledge, advancing the field of pharmacy and becoming agents of change in improving health quality locally, nationally and internationally.

There is a wide range of potential specializations available. Current faculty areas of expertise include drug and vaccine delivery, medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry, bio‐technology, molecular biology, nanotechnology, pharmacokinetics, clinical pharmacy, pharmacy education, pharmacoeconomics and pharmaco‐ epidemiology. The college is involved in the Interdisciplinary Toxicology Program as well.

Please note that for most graduate study in the clinical pharmacy area, students must be eligible for licensure as a Pharmacist in Saskatchewan.

Applicants must be accepted by a faculty supervisor before beginning a formal application. Applicants must contact faculty who have research topics that align with their interests. Please be aware that our faculty receive numerous emails from prospective students every week so you may not receive a response if you are not selected.

Jane Alcorn

Professor of pharmacy.

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Areas of specialization

Pharmacokinetics, Drug Metabolism, Drug Discovery, Natural Products, Ontogeny of Systemic Clearance, Drug and Nutrient Transporters

Ildiko Badea

Professor, biomedical engineering.

[email protected] Faculty website

Drug delivery; nanotechnology; pharmaceutics

David Blackburn

Professor of pharmacy, chair in patient adherence.

[email protected] Faculty website

Adherence, Pharmacist interventions, Drug utilization, Health Outcomes

Ekaterina Dadachova

[email protected] Faculty website

Immuno and radiation therapy of cancer and infection, radioprotectors for astronauts and cancer patients

Associate Professor of Social and Administrative Pharmacy

[email protected] Faculty website

Patient assessments of quality; pharmacy practice

Anas El-Aneed

Associate professor of pharmacy.

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Pharmaceutical analysis; analytical spectrometry; targeted metabolomics; biomarker discovery

Charity Evans

Assistant professor of pharmacy.

[email protected] Faculty website

Multiple sclerosis, pharmacoepidemiology

[email protected] Faculty website

Absorption and health effects of Prairie fruits

Azita Haddadi

[email protected] Faculty website

Nanotechnology, PLGA Nanoparticles, Cancer Vaccines, Targeted Cancer Therapy

Katelyn Halpape

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Mental health, addictions concurrent disorders, pharmacy practice, knowledge translation

Derek Jorgenson

Associate professor of pharmacy, director of the medication assessment centre.

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Pharmacy practice, medication management services, primary care, chronic pain management

Edward Krol

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Xenobiotic metabolism of naturally occurring phenols; reactive intermediates; radiochemistry; biological chemistry probe design

Robert Laprairie

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Molecular pharmacology, G-Protein-coupled receptors, cannabinoids, neurogeneration, drug discovery

Holly Mansell

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Solid organ transplantation, adverse effects of immunosuppression, medication adherence, patient education and interprofessional education

Kerry Mansell

Associate professor of pharmacy, assistant dean.

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Diabetes, pharmacy practice

Jason Perepelkin

Assistant professor of social and administrative pharmacy.

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Organizational theory, behaviour, and structure, entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship, management of/in community pharmacies, marketing,

Randall Purves

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Analytical mass spectrometry, untargeted metabolomics, ion mobility-mass spectrometry instrument development, veterinary drug residues, polyphenols

Meena Sakharkar

Associate professor.

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Target prioritization, Mechanisms and Pathways, Breast cancer

Jeffrey Taylor

Professor of pharmacy; director, edulab program.

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Self-medication; factors influencing patient counseling; patient education

Franco Vizeacoumar

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Cancer Genomics; Synthetic Lethality and the selective killing of cancer cells; Genome instability; shRNA and CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing technologies;

Ellen Wasan

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Advanced drug delivery systems, physical pharmacy, nanomedicine, lipid-based drug delivery, preclinical drug development

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Protein crystallography, PCP biodegradation pathway, sphingolipid metabolic pathway, cancer genetics, and antimicrobial agents

Admission to the graduate program does not imply financial support. Obtaining scholarship funding is very competitive. A limited number of University Graduate Scholarships (UGS) are available each year. Graduate Teaching Fellowships (GTF) and Graduate Teaching Assistantships (GTA) may also be available. 

National granting councils (e.g. CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC) and a number of other private or publicly funded agencies and organizations offer merit based fellowships and scholarships. Faculty members who hold research grants or external contracts may be in a position to offer Research Assistantships to their graduate students. Other potential sources of funding include endowment awards, varying in conditions and values.

Graduate students at USask can receive funding from a variety of sources to support their graduate education.

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Thesis or project-based master's program

Graduate students in a thesis or project-based program pay tuition three times a year for as long as they are enrolled in their program.

Doctoral program

Doctoral students pay tuition three times a year for as long as they are enrolled in their program. Both international and domestic PhD students pay the same rate.

Student fees

In addition to tuition above, students also pay fees for programs like health and dental insurance, a bus pass, and other campus services. The amount you need to pay depends on if you are taking classes full time or part time, and if you are on campus or not. The table below assumes you are on campus full-time.

Tuition information is accurate for the current academic year and does not include student fees. For detailed tuition and fees information, visit the official tuition website .

Master of Science (M.Sc.)

• Language Proficiency Requirements : Proof of English proficiency may be required for international applicants and for applicants whose first language is not English
• A cumulative weighted average of at least a 70% (USask grade system equivalent) in the last two years of study (i.e. 60 credit units)
• A four-year honours degree, or equivalent, from a recognized college or university in an academic discipline relevant to the proposed field of study
• Evidence of ability to pursue advanced study and research

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

• Master’s degree, or equivalent, from a recognized university in a relevant academic discipline
• A cumulative weighted average of at least a 75% (USask grade system equivalent) in the last two years of study (i.e. coursework required in master’s program)
• Evidence of the ability to pursue advanced study and research

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Using the list above, find a potential supervisor, read about the work they are currently doing and their past publications. If you think you'd like to work with them, contact them and describe your research interests and past academic experience. If they are accepting students, they will instruct you to begin a formal application.

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Before beginning your online application, be sure that you have carefully reviewed all program information and admission requirements on this page.

During the application, you'll be asked for:

• Personal information such as your name, address, etc.
• For your letters of recommendation, two of your referees must be academic contacts, and the third may be academic or professional
• Your complete academic history from all previous post-secondary institutions

The application takes about 30 minutes to complete. You may save your application and return to it later.

At the end of the application, you will need to pay a non-refundable $120 application fee. Your application will not be processed until payment is received .

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Once you've submitted your online application, you will have access to upload your required documents, and provide the contact information for your references. To do this, go to the "Supplemental Items & Documents" tab in your application, and upload the documents outlined below.

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Preliminary Statement of Marks

• Once you have submitted your application for admission and paid the application fee, you will be required to upload unofficial PDF copies of your academic transcript(s) from each post-secondary institution attended. This requirement will appear as Preliminary Statement of Marks or Additional Prelim. Statement under admission requirements on your Application Summary when you  check your application status .
• The uploaded transcript can be an unofficial copy of the transcript issued by the university or college, and must include a grading key/legend.
• All pages of a transcript must be uploaded as a single PDF document.
• Uploaded transcripts will be considered unofficial or preliminary. Official copies of your transcripts will be required only for applicants offered admission. This requirement will appear as Post-secondary Transcript under admission requirements on your Application Summary when you  check your application status .

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If you receive an offer of admission, you will then be required to have your official post-secondary transcripts sent (by mail in a sealed envelope directly from the institution) to the address below. Please do not send official documents until we request them.

College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies Room 116 Thorvaldson Building, 110 Science Place  Saskatoon, SK CANADA S7N 5C9

• Transcripts usually indicate the institution’s name, grading scheme (typically on back of transcript), your name, course names, numbers, credits, and the grades you have received. Depending on the country or institution, some features may not be available.
• Transcripts in languages other than English must be accompanied by a certified translation.
• If you are a current University of Saskatchewan student completing your undergraduate program then a letter of completion of degree requirements will be required from your college.

Proof of English language proficiency (if required)

Proof of English language proficiency  may be required for international applicants and for applicants whose first language is not English.

For students who are required to provide proof of English proficiency:

• It is your responsibility to have completed an official and approved test with the appropriate score before the application deadline.
• Tests are valid for 24 months after the testing date and must be valid at the beginning of the student's first term of registration in the graduate program.
• Applicants will be required to upload a PDF copy of any required language test score. Uploaded test scores will be considered unofficial or preliminary.

If you receive an Offer of Admission you may be required to have your official language test scores sent to the address below. Please do not send official documents until we request them.

College of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies Room 116 Thorvaldson Building - 110 Science Place Saskatoon, SK CANADA S7N 5C9

Submit additional documents

In addition to the above official documents, please upload the following documents:

• Curriculum vitae or resume: including publications, familiarity with research equipment, research-related experience and other relevant information
• After you've applied

College of Pharmacy & Nutrition 2A20.1 Health Sciences Building, 107 Wiggins Avenue University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, SK S7N 5E5

Graduate Administrator Erin Smith-Windsor Email: [email protected]

Graduate Chair Dr. Roy Dobson

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The PharmD program is not considered a graduate degree at UBC despite carrying Doctor in its name. Thus, the program is not administered by Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies. Admission to the PharmD program resides with the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences. Interested students should visit the Entry-to-Practice PharmD program website or the Flex PharmD program website (for working pharmacists) for further information.

The Entry-to-Practice Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program offers the highest quality education in pharmaceutical sciences, equipping graduates for a variety of career opportunities in pharmacy practice, research and teaching. Graduates are shaping developments in policy and practice in British Columbia and beyond. It is a four-year professional program designed to prepare graduates for the current and future scope of pharmacy practice in healthcare settings such as community, primary care, ambulatory care, and hospital practice; and for industry, government, and other specialized fields.

The Flexible (Flex) Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) Program offers the highest quality education to working pharmacists who wish to advance their current practice or explore new career opportunities. To accommodate working pharmacists’ family, community, and professional obligations the Program offers flexible course plans, so that you can complete the didactic and  practicum coursework around your schedule.

For specific program requirements, please refer to the departmental program website

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• Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmaceutical Sciences (PhD)
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Pharmaceutical Sciences covers research areas of nanomedicine, drug delivery; drug metabolism, pharmacokinetics and toxicology; pharmacogenomics and pharmacogenetics; diabetes, cardiovascular and molecular pharmacology; neuropharmacology; cancer pharmacology; pharmaceutical health outcomes and pharmacotherapeutics; and pharmaceutical education.

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Interested in developing specific scientific expertise in the field of health? Would you like to contribute to improving the health of your community? Consider a career as a pharmacist! 

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Beginning in the fall of 2023, we will be offering the first ever undergraduate Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program in French outside Quebec. The goal of this program? To train future pharmacists who can practice:

• In community or hospital settings
• In healthcare teams or ambulatory clinics
• In the pharmaceutical industry or regulatory agencies
• In academia

Steeped in the unique context of French Ontario and offered within the largest bilingual – English and French – university in the world, your pharmacy program allows you to study in French while evolving in a bilingual environment. We also offer a research-oriented environment and a long history of health education experience in French as part of the PharmD program.

At the leading edge of modern learning methods

With 144 credits over 4 years and 40 weeks of practical training, our program offers a wide variety of courses, labs, team learning sessions and workshops. The most innovative learning principles and elements have been incorporated, including:

• Competency-based approach
• Active and experiential learning
• Spiral learning progression
• Interprofessionalism

A human touch

Readily available without an appointment, the pharmacist is the accessible and reassuring health professional. As a patient’s point of contact with the healthcare system, the pharmacist takes the time to answer patients’ questions, reassure them and refer them as needed.

The practice of pharmacy is also a collective effort: physicians, nurses and technical staff, and patients collaborate daily with the pharmacist. 

A medication expert

The pharmacist provides pharmaceutical care in a variety of settings: community, hospital, long-term care, etc., and ensures the optimal therapeutic care plan for the patient. The pharmacist may also prescribe certain medications for simple treatments, adjust certain dosages independently and even order certain lab tests.

Practicing in French

Studies carried out as part of the program's implementation showed a real shortage of pharmacists able to express themselves in French in minority setting. Given the increasing importance of this role in primary care, Francophone pharmacists are key players in the process of solving problems of access to care in French. 

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Accreditation.

All undergraduate professional pharmacy programs in Canada are subject to the accreditation standards of the Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs (CCAPP) .

“Accreditation is the public recognition accorded to a professional program that meets established professional qualifications and educational standards through initial and periodic evaluation. Accreditation concerns itself with both quality assurance and program enhancement. It applies to programs and is to be distinguished from certification or licensure, which applies to individuals.” (CCAPP, 2018)

We have developed the PharmD program in accordance with the competence frameworks of National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) and the Association of Faculties of Pharmacy of Canada (AFPC) while in accordance of the standards of the CCAPP.

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Build on your undergraduate degree and expand your horizons with a Master of Science (MSc) in Pharmacy. This degree offers research-based training in areas including pharmacology, pharmacoepidemiology, drug utilization and medication safety. As a graduate, you’ll be ready for careers in higher education, pharmaceutical industry and public/private research institutions.

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Admission requirements.

• College of Pharmacy • Rady Faculty of Health Sciences • Faculty of Graduate Studies

• Master of Science (MSc)

Expected duration

Study with us, flexible future.

Pharmacists are in demand not only in the retail sector, but also in research, government and health care. Chart your own path and create a work-life balance that’s right for you.

Advancing medicine through research

From building molecules to form new drugs to researching public health issues affecting patients around the globe, College of Pharmacy faculty are helping advance medicine on countless fronts. Help shape the future of pharmacy with world-class researchers at the Apotex Centre, our state-of-the-art facility.

The College of Pharmacy is a tight-knit community of students, faculty and researchers. Working with experienced faculty prepares students for careers of their own, delivering the same high level of care and rigorous research practises they learned from their mentors.

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Numerous scholarship and bursary opportunities are available to students in the College of Pharmacy and the Faculty of Graduate Studies to help support your studies.

Graduate programs at the College of Pharmacy give you access to world-class researchers in a state-of-the-art facility. With few mandatory electives, you’ll have the flexibility to create a program that meets your needs and suits your interests.

Expected duration: 2+ years

Tuition and fees:  Program fees are assessed in the first two terms of study, followed by a continuing fee in the third and any subsequent terms. (refer to  Graduate tuition and fees )

This program is comprised of both research and coursework, culminating in a master’s thesis. These will take place concurrently and do not need to be finished in a set order.

Research components begin early and continue throughout your program. You will complete the following steps:

• Establish thesis topic with advisor
• Completion of research proposal (~12 month milestone)
• Obtain other approvals as required (i.e. ethics)
• Conduct research
• Complete yearly progress reports

All MSc students will complete an oral examination to defend their thesis. You will complete the following steps:

• Submit thesis for evaluation by the advisory committee
• Prior to your oral thesis defence, you will need to complete PHRM MSc thesis examination form
• Following this, you will proceed to organizing your oral examination (within two weeks of approval)
• Once your defence is complete, your master’s thesis final report will be submitted to the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Your coursework may take place at the beginning of your program; however it will depend on the availability of courses offered. Students require approval from their advisor when selecting courses.

• Complete advisor-student guidelines
• Complete 12 course credit hours
• Complete mandatory academic integrity and research integrity tutorials
• Attend the pharmacy seminar course during each year you are registered as a full-time student
• Maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.0 to continue in the Faculty of Graduate Studies

Sample course offerings

• PHRM 7080: Biopharmaceutics and Relevant Pharmacokinetics
• PHRM 7102: Pharmacoepidemiology 
• PHRM 7120: Medical and Scientific Writing
• PHRM 7130: Novel Drug Delivery Systems
• PHRM 7180: Pharmaceutical Implications of Biotechnology
• PHRM 7202: Advanced Topics in Pharmacoepidemiology 

For full course descriptions, please visit the Academic Calendar .

In some circumstances, students enrolled in the Master of Science in Pharmacy Program at UM can transfer into the PhD program. 

• Learn more about transferring to the Pharmacy PhD

The following are minimum requirements for entry into the Master of Science (MSc) in Pharmacy program. Meeting these requirements does not guarantee acceptance into the program.

To qualify for admission to the Master of Science (MSc) in Pharmacy, you must have a minimum of:

• a four-year undergraduate degree in a related discipline such as biochemistry, biology, cell biology, chemistry, computer sciences, pharmacology, pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacy or statistics
• with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 (4.5 scale), based on the last 60 credit hours (or two full years or equivalent) of university study.

The applicant must negotiate with faculty research for a traineeship position. Please refer to Advisors accepting graduate students if you are inquiring which faculty members are currently accepting students.

In addition to the admission requirements described here, all applicants must meet the minimum  admission and English language proficiency requirements of the Faculty of Graduate Studies .

How to apply

Applications for the Pharmacy MSc program are accepted for Fall, Winter and Summer entry. Applications must be completed online and include several parts:

• $100 application fee (non-refundable)
• Unofficial copies of transcripts
• Two letters of recommendation (must be requested from within the application)
• A statement of an agreement with a proposed advisor who has agreed to serve as your advisor
• Proof of English language proficiency , if required

To find an advisor, explore the  College of Pharmacy faculty and staff page  and contact a faculty member whose research interests align with your own. Please note that your advisor must hold a PhD or equivalent and be a member of the Faculty of Graduate Studies (typically includes academic staff holding a rank of assistant professor or above).

Please read the  Faculty of Graduate Studies online application instructions  and College of Pharmacy Supplemental Regulations (PDF) before beginning your application.

Application deadlines

Applications are reviewed on a  rolling basis .

Applications open   up to 18 months prior  to start term.

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Pharmacy faculty and graduate students are helping advance medicine on countless fronts.

Scholarships and awards

Pharmacy students are eligible for department-specific as well as university-wide funding opportunities.

Tuition and fees

Learn about the tuition and fee requirements associated with graduate studies at UM.

Academic Calendar

Explore program requirements and detailed descriptions for required and elective courses throughout the Pharmacy programs.

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Faculty of Graduate Studies Room 500 UMSU University Centre 65 Chancellors Circle University of Manitoba (Fort Garry campus) Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada

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College of Pharmacy, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences 143 Apotex Centre 750 McDermot Avenue University of Manitoba (Bannatyne campus) Winnipeg, MB  [R3E 0T5]

[email protected] Phone: 204-474-9306 Fax: 204-789-3744

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Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program

A Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) degree from the University of Toronto's Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy opens the door to diverse and rewarding healthcare careers. Consistently ranked as the top faculty of pharmacy in Canada, we offer a vibrant community of world-leading professionals and researchers and endless opportunities for growth.  

Why Choose a PharmD at U of T? 

Unlike any other faculty of pharmacy, we're located in the heart of Toronto's Discovery District, a nexus of scientific innovation and entrepreneurial creativity. As part of this unique health and research ecosystem, we partner with 12 affiliated teaching hospitals, many within walking distance from our building. 

Program Overview:

Students in the four-year PharmD program build skills through a combination of coursework, laboratory instruction, hands-on learning and experiential rotations in community, hospital, and other settings. Interprofessional education is also woven throughout our curriculum, offering unique opportunities for our students to learn alongside students from the six related health sciences faculty at University of Toronto. These include dentistry, medicine, public health, nursing, social work, and kinesiology & physical education.

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Career Opportunities in Pharmacy: 

Pharmacists are medication experts who support their patients' health and wellness. As trusted health-care professionals, pharmacists occupy a special place in the community and in the broader health-care system. Today pharmacists leverage their skills in a wide variety of roles and settings including:

• Community Pharmacy
• Hospital Pharmacy
• Primary Care
• Long-term Care
• Pharmaceutical Industry
• Health-focused Startup Companies
• Education and Teaching
• Canadian Armed Forces

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Leaders in the making: three USC graduate students named Presidential Management Fellows

Nikki Chen, Brittney Hudson-Smith and Desiree Jenkins are the University of South Carolina’s newest Presidential Management Fellows. The Presidential Management Fellowship is the federal government’s most prestigious leadership development program for advanced degree holders. Selected from a competitive field of over 7,000 applicants, they are among only 825 recipients nationwide.

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Administered by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, this program is designed to attract and develop the next generation of public service leaders. Participants from all fields are accepted, encouraging recipients to grow as leaders in their areas of interest and expertise.

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Presidential Management Fellows are employed at various government agencies for two years, earning a full-time salary and benefits package. In addition to leadership training, the fellowship provides a pathway to federal government careers and access to a vast network of PMF alumni.

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Nikki Chen is a first-generation South Carolina Honors College student who will earn her Pharm.D. this spring. A 2022 USC Outstanding Senior award winner, she looks forward to continued leadership development through the Presidential Management Fellowship. Chen’s career goal is to improve public health by ensuring that new medications are safe, effective and thoroughly reviewed.

Brittney Hudson-Smith is a nonprofit professional who is simultaneously pursuing an Ed.D. degree at USC. As a Presidential Management Fellow, she will be able to access roles in governing agencies that impact the education field and be a catalyst for change. Hudson-Smith aims to make a positive impact on Black girls’ experiences in high school science education.

Desiree Jenkins earned a Master of Public Health from USC in fall 2023. She will use the Presidential Management Fellowship to launch her public health career and connect with others in her chosen field. Committed to public service and improving the lives of others, Jenkins aspires to revamp public health policies and improve their effectiveness.

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