The MS in AIDD was born from industry experts like UMSOP professor Joga Gobburu, PhD, MBA, looking to educate and prepare students with cutting-edge skills in natural language processing and machine learning to accelerate innovation at every stage of drug development.

Students reflect on resilience, innovation, and leadership as they prepare to advance health care, science, and policy.

Graduates reflect on perseverance, leadership, and purpose as they prepare for careers across pharmacy practice, research, public health, and industry.

Gift establishes the School’s first endowment supporting experiential learning and the Academy of Preceptors, ensuring lasting support for students, preceptors, and the future of pharmacy education.

Faculty, students, alumni, and board member recognized for advancing pharmacy practice, patient care, and public health innovation.

UMSOP faculty member brings decades of leadership, advocacy, and innovation to national role.

Event connects student pharmacists with employers and opportunities across community practice, industry, and health systems.

A new PharmD student organization provides hands-on exposure to a fast-paced and high-impact area of pharmacy practice.

The reimagined Doctor of Pharmacy curriculum reflects years of collaboration and will take effect with the Fall 2026 entering class, with no changes for current students.

Students presented regulatory strategies that address emerging risks and enhance consumer safety in both traditional health care and rapidly expanding digital marketplaces.

Scholarship recognizes leadership, academic excellence, and commitment to patient-centered care in underserved communities.

Three outstanding preceptors are recognized nationally for their dedication to mentoring student pharmacists and advancing experiential learning across diverse practice settings.