pharmacy schools
Apothecary education institutions
Pharmacy schools are professional graduate programs that train students to become pharmacists.
The curriculum typically spans four years and covers pharmacology, drug interactions, patient care, and pharmaceutical ethics.
Admission usually requires prerequisite coursework in chemistry and biology: She's applying to pharmacy schools after finishing her bachelor's degree.
- white coat ceremonyMedical school rite of passage
- clinical rotationsSupervised medical trainee placements
- drug interactionsSubstances altering each other's effects
- pharmacogenomicsGene-based drug response study
- toxicologyScience of poisons
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