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AN INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM

We are excited to introduce our reimagined Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) curriculum – our MPact PharmD – for Fall 2026. 

At UMSOP, we know the future of pharmacy is changing. We’re leading that change with a bold reimagined curriculum designed to help you thrive. At UMSOP, you'll gain the skills, experience, and mindset to make an M-Pact on patients, communities, and the profession.

Here’s what’s new in our M-Pact PharmD curriculum and what it means to you.

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Sharper focus, stronger outcomes.

Our new competency-based curriculum puts UMSOP at the forefront of pharmacy education, making us one of the first schools to implement this approach and ensuring you're fully prepared for real-world practice.

Less overload, more impact.

We’ve streamlined our curriculum to focus on what matters most because meaningful learning comes from quality, not quantity. You’ll have space to focus, absorb, and succeed.

More real-world experience - earlier.

We’re expanding introductory experiential learning in the first and second years of our four-year program and adding more advanced practice opportunities - giving you more hands-on training, earlier. It’s not just about skill building. It’s about discovering your interests, exploring career paths, and stepping into your future ready to lead from day one.

Courses that reflect the future.

We’ve streamlined content, added a focused pharmacology series, and launched new courses in NAPLEX prep, career readiness, interprofessional collaboration, and a contemporary seminar series that explores emerging issues and hot topics shaping the future of pharmacy.

 This isn’t just a curriculum refresh. It’s a transformation built for bold, curious minds like yours.

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