Academics
Course Index
School of Pharmacy
- Phcy 100: Introduction to Pharmacy
- Phcy 400: Becoming a Pharmacist
- Phcy 401: Foundations of BioMolecular Sciences I
- Phcy 402: Foundations of BioMolecular Sciences II
- Phcy 411: Human Physiology/Pathophysiology I
- Phcy 412: Human Physiology/Pathophysiology II
- Phcy 421: Pharmaceutics and Calculations I
- Phcy 422: Pharmaceutics and Calculations II
- Phcy 431: Social and Administrative Pharmacy I
- Phcy 432: Social and Administrative Pharmacy II
- Phcy 441: Pharmacists' Patient Care Process I
- Phcy 442: Pharmacists' Patient Care Process II
- Phcy 451: Pharmacogenomics
- Phcy 452: Pharmacoimmunology
- Phcy 460: Personal and Professional Development I
- Phcy 461: Interprofessional Collaboration I
Pharmacy Practice
School of Pharmacy
- Phcy 501: Infectious Diseases Intensive
- Phcy 502: Integrated Systems: Cardiovascular
- Phcy 503: Integrated Systems: Respiratory
- Phcy 504: Integrated Systems: Renal
- Phcy 505: Integrated Systems: Neuromuscular
- Phcy 506: Integrated Systems: CNS/Psych
- Phcy 507: Integrated Systems: Endocrine System
- Phcy 508: Integrated Systems: GI/Nutrition
- Phcy 509: Integrated Systems: DERM/EENT
Pharmacy Practice
School of Pharmacy
- Phcy 550: Integrated Institutional IPPE
- Phcy 560: Personal and Professional Development II
- Phcy 561: Interprofessional Collaboration II
- Phcy 601: Multisystem Complex Patient Care I
- Phcy 602: Hematology/Oncology/Immunology
- Phcy 603: Integrated Genitourinary & Reproductive
- Phcy 604: Pediatrics and Geriatrics
- Phcy 605: Integrated Selective IPPE
- Phcy 606: Population and Rural Health
- Phcy 607: Practice Law Application
- Phcy 608: Multisystem Complex Patient Care II
- Phcy 650: Integrated Comm & Ambulatory IPPE
- Phcy 651: Integrated Inst & Specialty IPPE
- Phcy 660: Personal & Professional Development III
- Phcy 661: Interprofessional Collaboration III
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