College of Pharmacy

Training Tomorrow's Pharmacists

Pharmacists are everywhere. And the Thomas Jefferson University College of Pharmacy prepares you to take your degree anywhere. As part of the largest freestanding academic medical center in Philadelphia, the College of Pharmacy is a partner in one of the country’s most successful and highly recognized interprofessional healthcare learning environments.

The College features a dynamic center of education recognized for progressive care, practice, education and research. We are a school of experiences, a school of opportunities, a school of excellence.

Student Outcomes & Match Rates NAPLEX Scores Among Nation's Best

Scoring the the highest among Pennsylvania, New England and Mid-Atlantic programs, first-time test-takers in our Class of 2024 finished in the top 8% of the nation for the North American Pharmacy Licensure Examination (NAPLEX).

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Our Degrees

Doctor of Pharmacy

Our curriculum will prepare its graduates to provide patient-centered and population-based care that ensures optimal health

MS in Population Health Pharmacy

This program focuses on the impact of the distribution of health determinants on those receiving medication management services by pharmacists.

MS In Pharmaceutical Sciences

Graduates of the this program will demonstrate expertise in the design and application of research methodologies to meet the needs of the evolving biomedical and pharmaceutical industries and academic laboratories.

PharmD & Business, Public Health or Health Economics

Earn a second degree while you’re enrolled in the PharmD program. Some credits from the PharmD curriculum can be applied to other degrees. Unique partnerships within the university enable you to earn a MS in Applied Health Economics & Outcomes Research (MS AHEOR), a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or a Master of Public Health (MPH) while you complete your PharmD.

PharmD/Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The PharmD/MBA prepares students for careers in management positions. Students may concentrate their studies in specialty areas such as biopharmaceutical commercialization, health analytics, business and management.

PharmD/Master of Public Health (MPH)

The PharmD/MPH recognizes the growing synergy between the fields of pharmacy and public health practice and reflects the growing interest among professionals to seek advanced graduate training in research methods, leadership and population health.

PharmD/MS in Applied Health Economics & Outcomes Research (MS AHEOR)

The PharmD/MS AHEOR prepares students to contribute to the development and evaluation of healthcare interventions—a skill set that is highly sought after by health systems, pharmaceutical companies, health insurance organizations, government health agencies and other healthcare-related industries.

Collaboration Redefined

Collaboration is a Jefferson hallmark, and students and faculty have many opportunities to partner with peers across our entire organization and in clinical settings throughout the region. The College of Pharmacy benefits from an integral partnership with the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital’s Department of Pharmacy Services, which is nationally renowned for excellence in practice and training.

For a pharmacist, the opportunities are endless. We're in your local pharmacy, at home, in clinics and hospitals around the world. We make policy, advance knowledge and support public health. We redefine possible.

College of Pharmacy Departments

Featured News U.S. News & World Report Top 50

We're proud to be named among the top 50 pharmacy programs in the country, according to the 2024 U.S. News & World Report Best Graduate Schools Rankings. Jumping in the rankings to No. 44, “confirms the outstanding efforts of our faculty and staff and the diligence of our students who truly soak up every experience,” says Dr. Mary Hess, interim dean of the College.

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Featured Research Discussions May Improve Adherence to Diabetes Medication

Research findings, described in the Community Mental Health Journal, add to growing evidence that physicians should take a broader approach to care, rather than simply writing prescriptions.

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Continuing Education

Jefferson College of Pharmacy hosts Continuing Education programs.

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Resources

Student Activity

JCP has an active student community and provides the resources they need to plan and succeed during their education.

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Interprofessional Education

JCP is well-recognized among schools and colleges of pharmacy for our innovative and comprehensive approach to Interprofessional Education.

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Jefferson College of Pharmacy Research

We're dedicated to collaborative research initiatives that focus on disease etiology, development of novel therapies, drug outcomes and their economic impact and enhanced patient care.

Student Research Opportunities

JCP Pharmaceutical Analytical Service Center