Temple Pharmacy - Made to Open Doors

Whether your future is in patient care, research, regulatory affairs, or the pharmaceutical industry, Temple University School of Pharmacy offers pathways designed to help you move forward.

For 125 years, our Philadelphia school of pharmacy has prepared pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists to lead. Founded in 1901, Temple is one of the oldest pharmacy schools in the country. Our students learn and train on the Health Sciences Campus, across the street from Temple University Hospital, the Lewis Katz School of Medicine and the Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry, where coordinated care is part of everyday learning.

83%

PharmD grads offered a job or competitive training opportunity by graduation

91%

Graduates said they would choose Temple Pharmacy again

88%

Residency match rate (2026)

Top 10

School in the country for fellowship placement in 2025 & 2026

10:1

Faculty-to-student ratio

$2.64mil

Scholarships awarded in 2025-2026 academic year

125

Founded in 1901 Temple School of Pharmacy is one of the oldest in the country

Start Your Path Here

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Find the pathway that fits you

Patient Care

Earn your PharmD and shape your training with concentrations in Advanced Clinical Practice or Community Practice. Students interested in business can earn a dual degree with an MBA with the Fox School of Business, or those interested in public health can earn an MPH. Future applicants can explore the Early Assurance pathway.

Research

Build a career in discovery with a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences or a master’s degree in Drug Discovery, Drug Delivery or Pharmacokinetics. As an R1 research university, Temple supports faculty-led work such as NIH-funded research on early-onset Alzheimer’s disease.

Industry

Move into the pharmaceutical industry with PharmD concentrations in Clinical Trials or Drug Safety, or earn the nation’s first master’s degree in Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance. Graduate certificates in areas such as pharmacogenomics and applied health outcomes and AI help working professionals add new skills.

Frequently Asked Questions

What degrees does Temple University School of Pharmacy offer?

Temple offers a Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Sciences, and a full portfolio of graduate-level credentials.

Doctoral degrees:

Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD)
PhD in Pharmaceutical Science

Master’s degrees:

Drug Delivery
Drug Discovery
Global Clinical and Pharmacovigilance Regulations
Pharmacokinetics
Pharmaceutical Regulatory Science
Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance

Graduate certificates:

Adv. Reg Affairs & Quality Assurance
Biologics & Biosimilars: Manufacturing & Regulatory Aspects
Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing & RA
Biosimilars & Generic Drugs
Clinical Trial Management
Drug Delivery
Drug Development
Drug Discovery
Food Regulatory Affairs & Quality Assurance
Global Pharmacovigilance: Benefit-Risk Assessment
Labeling, Advertising, and Promotions
Medical Devices
Pharmacokinetics and Mechanicistic Modeling
Pharmacogenomics, Precision and Translational Medicine
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Process Development & Analysis
Sterile Process Manufacturing
Validation Science.

Where is Temple Pharmacy located?

Temple University School of Pharmacy is located at 3307 N. Broad Street in Philadelphia, on Temple’s Health Sciences Campus.

How do I learn more?

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