A global leader in pharmacy education, research, service, and professional development, the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy has educated the world’s finest pharmacists and scientists. Preparing innovators and making discoveries that solve complex medication-based problems of today and tomorrow.
The School of Pharmacy develops pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists as innovators and leaders to improve the health and well-being of the world around us.
Through inclusive excellence, innovation, and leadership, we achieve pioneering and exemplary:
The School of Pharmacy's strategic plan for 2023 - 2028:
To be an outstanding school of pharmacy renowned for excellence in the discovery and advancement of science-based use of medicines and other interventions to enhance the vitality and quality of life.
Integrity guides our daily work. We foster:
Professionalism
Integrity
Teamwork
Trust
Passion
Health Equity
Accountability
Responsibility
Mutual Respect
Our passion is preparing pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists for a career where they will make a difference across the spectrum of healthcare focused on medications.
Amy L. Seybert
Dean
Pitt Pharmacy is one of the top-ranked pharmacy schools in the country. Learn more about why students from around the globe make it their chosen destination.
Pitt Pharmacy is committed to fostering diversity and inclusion, creating an equitable environment where all voices are heard and valued.
With a rich history spanning decades, Pitt Pharmacy has been at the forefront of pharmacy education, research, and patient care, making a lasting impact in the field.
Pitt Pharmacy is a well-organized institution, dedicated to excellence in pharmacy education, research, and practice, serving as a catalyst for positive change in the field.
Pitt Pharmacy is located in Salk Hall on the University of Pittsburgh campus in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Salk Hall is home to the School of Pharmacy and the School of Dental Medicine. The building was named after Jonas Salk, the University of Pittsburgh professor who developed the first polio vaccine. Great work continues to take place in Salk Hall several decades after Salk's revolutionary research.
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