The pharmacist is a professional specializing in the science of drugs. Although the role of the pharmacist has traditionally been linked to the dispensing of prescriptions, increased technology and improved health care delivery has opened up new careers in addition to retail pharmacy for the licensed pharmacist. Other pharmacy career options available to the licensed pharmacist include industrial pharmacy, governmental pharmacy (working in appropriate agencies throughout the federal government), quality control, research, teaching, administration and product development.
The university offers courses that satisfy requirements for admission to pharmacy schools throughout the country. A Pharm.D. degree requires at least four years of professional study.

