TTUHSC's Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) program employs cutting-edge technology to educate students, yet maintains the time-tested traditions and values associated with the pharmacy profession. Small classes and competitive students ensure that graduates are prepared for careers in all areas of pharmacy, including community pharmacy and institutional pharmacy practice.
The School of Allied Health Sciences offers fourteen different doctoral, masters and baccalaureate health professions degree programs in the rehabilitation sciences, clinical laboratory sciences, speech, language and hearing sciences, and disciplines related to primary care.
The Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences offers master's and doctoral degrees in seven areas of study - cell and molecular biology; biochemistry and molecular genetics; medical microbiology; pharmaceutical sciences; pharmacology and neuroscience; and physiology. A Master's degree is also offered in biotechnology.
Three elements form the basis of the TTUHSC School of Medicine's mission – teaching physicians, providing top-notch health care for the people of the South Plains and conducting research to unlock continuing medical mysteries. The Health Sciences Center faculty believes balance among these three elements will improve health care for generations of West Texans.
The school of nursing is committed to developing innovative educational pathways for students that lead them to many successful and rewarding nursing career possibilities.
Bachelor's prepared nurses can further their education and career possibilities by choosing one of three Master of Science in Nursing and four nurse practitioner tracks, some of which are online.