Pharmacy – University of Georgia

Program Overview

Offered by UG’s School of Health Sciences and Public Health, this program balances theoretical coursework with practical training in pharmaceutical care, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, drug safety, and patient-centered counseling. Graduates are eligible to work in pharmacies, healthcare settings, drug production, research, quality control labs, and beyond.

**Awarded Degree:** Bachelor of Pharmacy

**Discipline:** Pharmacy

**Duration:** 4 years

**ECTS Credits:** 240

**Language of Instruction:** English

**Delivery Mode:** On-Campus

**Tuition Fee:** $4,500 (per_year)

**Application Fee:** $250

**Accreditation:** Accredited by the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement (NCEQE), Georgia

**Career Opportunities:**

– Possible career paths include:

Licensed Pharmacist (community

– hospital

– or clinical pharmacy).

Pharmaceutical quality control or production specialist.

Drug information or pharmacovigilance officer.

Research associate or academic roles in pharmaceutical sciences.

**Learning Outcomes:**

– Graduates will be able to:

Apply biomedical and pharmacological fundamentals to clinical and research settings.

Design and implement safe

– effective pharmaceutical regimens.

Participate in drug quality control

– pharmaceutical production

– and regulatory processes.

Communicate pharmaceutical information ethically and effectively to patients and healthcare teams.

Lead initiatives in healthcare facilities

– labs

– or pharmaceutical businesses.