School of Pharmacy

Residencies

The KU School of Pharmacy, in cooperation with the University of Kansas Hospital, offers residency programs that allow students to work alongside a practitioner in their chosen field.

Residency Programs:

  • Pharmacy Practice (PGY-1)
  • Oncology Pharmacy (PGY-2)
  • Community Pharmacy (PGY-1) - Balls Foods Kansas City
  • Community-Based Pharmacy (PGY-1) - KU/Dillons Wichita
  • Critical Care (PGY-2)
  • HSPA/MS (PGY-1 / PGY-2)
  • Ambulatory Care (PGY-2)
  • Drug Information (PGY-2)

Learn about our Residency programs


Coronavirus Update
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Academic Support Services

Academic support services typically accessed via the Dean’s office are still available by appointment via phone/Skype/Zoom. Please contact KU School of Pharmacy Student Services at rxstudentservices@ku.edu.

Prospective Students
(future freshmen or transfers)

KU is offering limited on-campus visits. Learn more at Visiting KU. The School of Pharmacy offers phone appointments for pre-pharmacy guidance. Please contact Admissions Representative Chris Claussen at rxadmissions@ku.edu.

Pre-Pharmacy Students

Pre-pharmacy students seeking guidance may still schedule phone appointments. Please contact Admissions Representative Chris Claussen at rxadmissions@ku.edu.

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2nd among all schools of pharmacy in National Institutes of Health funding
Brings more than $20 million in external funding into the state each year
7 of 19 cancer drugs formulated through the National Cancer Institute were developed at the KU School of Pharmacy
3,000 free flu shots given to Kansans in need during the past 5 years
4,000 living alumni, 63 percent of them living and working in Kansas
KU pharmacists practice in 95 of Kansas’ 105 counties
20th among public schools of pharmacy.
—U.S. News & World Report
$20.2 million NIH research grant earned by Distinguished Professor Jeff Aubé was 2nd largest in Kansas history
100 percent placement after graduation for KU Pharm.D. students
Established in 1885 as the 1st professional program at KU
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