Application deadline extended to July 1, 2020. Online interviews for qualified candidates. PCAT Test waived for remaining Fall 2020 applicants. Questions? Contact sopadmissions@ttuhsc.edu or 806-414-9393. MORE
TTUHSC renames the School of Pharmacy after Jerry Hodge. Hodge’s leadership and involvement at the state level was instrumental in helping the university establish the School of Pharmacy in 1993. MORE
Our curriculum is known for its comprehensive breadth that places an unrivaled emphasis upon hands-on clinical practice. In fact, pharmacy students at TTUHSC complete more clinical training than do students from any other pharmacy program in the country.
Barely 20 years old, we are already ranked in the top quarter of pharmacy programs nationally and as high as #16 in one recent poll.
Every pharmacy student benefits from the dynamic interplay between our four departments – biomedical sciences, immunotherapeutics and biotechnology, pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy practice – our Pharm.D./MBA dual degree program and a host of interprofessional opportunities alongside medical, nursing, biomedical and health professions students.
Welcome to the TTUHSC Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy! We are proud to be recognized as one of the nation’s best, most comprehensive pharmacy programs. Though we’re known for excellence in clinical, rural, community and administrative pharmacy, our vision is to become internationally recognized for expanding the pharmacist’s role in health care.
If you’re looking to be challenged in a rigorous but supportive learning environment and graduate as a practice-ready pharmacist, TTUHSC could be the perfect fit for you.
In addition to our distinguished Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) program, we also offer the Pharm.D./MBA dual-degree program, M.S. and Ph.D. programs in pharmaceutical sciences and biotechnology, a graduate pharmacy residency program and a host of continuing education options.
Pharmacists do still prepare or supervise the dispensing of medications, but the professional opportunities for today’s pharmacists – and the scope of a pharmacist’s role within the health care landscape – have never been more varied and diverse.
As part of its commitment to research that drives better health care outcomes, TTUHSC Jerry H. Hodge School of Pharmacy faculty and students are exploring and addressing issues related to clinical pharmacology, experimental therapeutics, immunotherapy, biotechnology, blood-brain barrier research and cancer biology.
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