The Regis University School of Pharmacy educates men and women to become exceptional and socially responsible pharmacists. We are committed to community engagement, professional leadership and scholarly activities that contribute to the advancement of pharmacy education, pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy practice.
Pharm.D. students complete advanced practice pharmacy rotations locally, nationally and internationally.
Regis' School of Pharmacy faculty are highly trained practitioners and scientists that provide unique research opportunities to students across many disciplines.
Regis University School of Pharmacy’s Doctor of Pharmacy program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education.
| Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.)
| Doctor of Pharmacy and M.S. Health Informatics Dual Degree
| Doctor of Pharmacy and M.S. Health Services Administration Dual Degree
| Graduate Certificate: Data Science*
| Graduate Certificate: Health Care Business Management**
| Graduate Certificate: Health Care Quality and Patient Safety**
| Post-Professional Certificate: Pharmaceutical Industry Affairs
Watch a :60 Second Lecture from Regis faculty member Dr. Marta Brooks, Pharm.D., for an introduction to our Graduate Certificate: Pharmaceutical Industry Affairs program, which prepares graduates for alternate career paths in the industries that develop life-saving drugs and treatments.
*Offered through Anderson College of Business and Computing. Three of the courses required for this program can be applied toward the Doctor of Pharmacy elective requirement.
**Offered through the Division of Health Services Education. Three of the courses required for these programs can be applied toward the Doctor of Pharmacy elective requirement.
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*Pass rate is for 2021 graduates that tested between Feb 1 and Oct 25, 2021
**Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook: Pharmacists
Regis’ School of Pharmacy is nationally recognized for its innovative and groundbreaking combination of Team-Based Learning (TBL) and real-life application opportunities in conjunction with our integrated curriculum.
Jesuit education is known for its personalized attention and concern for the whole person — mind, body and spirit. We not only develop individuals competent in their area of study, but strong in character and conviction as well.
Regis University School of Pharmacy collaborates with several health care organizations in the Denver area to develop a number of post-graduate residency training programs that meet our mission and vision to develop leaders in the profession of pharmacy.
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