Moreover, at NDMU, you will experience a low student-to-faculty ratio and learn from supportive faculty across the spectrum of clinical, administrative, and pharmaceutical science. Plus, our location in Baltimore (and nearby Washington, D.C.) provides a wealth of opportunities for experiential learning, including rotations at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, FDA, NIH, and other world-class organizations.
The School of Pharmacy, which offers the Pharm.D. degree, is comprised of three academic units:
- Department of Clinical and Administrative Sciences
- Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Office of Experiential Education
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Our Values (ACEI2)
Our faculty, staff and student pharmacists pledge to work together to achieve our vision and mission by embracing:
- Altruism
- Collaboration
- Excellence
- Integrity
- Innovation
How to Apply
We look for applicants with the academic and professional promise necessary to become outstanding members of the pharmacy profession.
The two-step application process includes both:
- Pharmacy College Application Service (PharmCAS) Application
- School of Pharmacy Supplemental Application
What to Expect Studying at Notre Dame of Maryland University
Small class sizes, faculty mentoring, and hands-on experiences offer an environment of individualized learning while collaborative research opportunities enhance the student experience.
Innovation Grounded in Experience
Our Pharm.D. program reflects the most up-to-date practices and philosophies in the field, shaped by administrators and faculty with comprehensive research expertise and experience delivering care nationwide.
Exceptional Facilities
Many classroom and facilities on campus have been renovated or constructed especially for the School of Pharmacy, including the newly completed 25,000 square foot G. Avery Bunting Hall, which brings the total campus space to 40,000 square feet in support of the School. Technology rich classrooms, laboratories and office space support the work of students, faculty and staff.
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Research Opportunities
One of the hallmarks of our rich educational environment is the opportunity to participate in research in your field of interest.
Independent Research Projects
Work with faculty in the Department of Pharmaceutical Science and Clinical Administrative Sciences to engage in biomedical sciences, pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacology and clinical research.
Faculty Student Collaborations
Nancy Kreiter Student Research Day provides the perfect forum to showcase your hard work with a formal research presentation to the Notre Dame community.
Community Outreach
Directly apply lessons from class into professional environments. Notre Dame of Maryland University has well-established partnerships with businesses and organizations throughout the area, providing exceptional opportunities for community outreach in the School of Pharmacy.
Accreditation
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Notre Dame of Maryland University School of Pharmacy’s Doctor of Pharmacy program is accredited by:
Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education
135 South LaSalle Street, Suite 4100
Chicago, IL 60503
Phone: 312-664-3575
Fax: 312-664-4652
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