UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL · CANADA
Doctorate in Pharmacy (First Cycle)
Bachelor's · Taught in fr · UCAS 1-675-1-1
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
fr
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 164Credits
- Full-timeAttendance Mode
- Daytime classesSchedule
- Mandatory internshipsPractical Experience
- Accredited by the Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy ProgramsAccreditation
- Leads to professional accreditationProfessional Qualification
The Doctorate in Pharmacy program aims to train competent pharmacists equipped to address current and future health challenges. You will learn to provide high-quality pharmaceutical care, prioritizing patient needs and assisting them in managing their health. This program enables you to play a full role in the Quebec health system as a frontline healthcare professional, collaborating interdisciplinarily with other health professionals. It also fosters the development and social recognition of your profession.
Curriculum
The program integrates theoretical coursework with extensive practical experience, including simulation labs and internships. Approximately 40% of the credits are dedicated to active learning.
- Year 1
- The pharmacist and the patientPHA 1220
- Community Pharmacy Practice 1PHA 1510
- The pharmacist and the lawPHA 1215
- LADMER 3 - Drug InteractionsPHA 1170
- The pharmacist and scientific knowledgePHA 2210
- Year 2
- Laboratory - Professional Practice 3PHA 2310
- Year 3
- Pharmaceutical Care: Psychiatry, AddictionPHA 3160
- Pharmaceutical Care: OncologyPHA 3170
- Year 4
- Health Care Setting Practice 2PHA 4530
- Optional Thematic InternshipPHA 4550
Careers
Graduates are prepared to practice as pharmacists in various settings, contributing to the Quebec health system.
- Community Pharmacist
- Hospital Pharmacist
Frequently asked questions
- Who is eligible to apply for the Doctorate in Pharmacy?
- This program is open to Canadian citizens or permanent residents. International applicants requiring a study permit are not eligible to apply.
- What are the admission requirements for the Doctorate in Pharmacy?
- Applicants need a Quebec Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) in specific programs or equivalent university training, with completed prerequisite courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. Admission is competitive.
- When is the application period for the Doctorate in Pharmacy?
- The application period opens on August 1st. For university/non-Quebec students, the deadline is November 15th of the preceding year. For Quebec CEGEP students, the deadline is March 15th.
- What are the tuition fees for this program?
- Tuition fees for Quebec, non-resident Canadian, and international students are available on the university's registrar website. This program is not open to international applicants requiring a study permit.
- What are the career prospects after completing the Doctorate in Pharmacy?
- Graduates are prepared to work as Community Pharmacists or Hospital Pharmacists, contributing to the Quebec health system.
- What is the duration and format of the Doctorate in Pharmacy program?
- The program has 164 credits and requires full-time, daytime attendance. It includes mandatory internships and approximately 40% of credits are dedicated to active learning.
Entry requirements
Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC)Specific DEC programs (e.g., Science, Letters and Arts) or completion of prerequisite courses in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics from a Quebec college or equivalent.
University Bachelor's DegreeOr equivalent training recognized by the Université de Montréal.
Prerequisite CoursesSpecific biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics courses must be completed prior to program entry, either at a Quebec college or at Université de Montréal.
Canadian citizens or permanent residents are eligible. Indigenous or Black community members in Canada may have specific selection criteria. Admission is competitive and has a limited capacity. International applicants with a study permit are not eligible.
Fees
Tuition (international)N/A
Tuition (home)N/A
LivingN/A
Tuition fees for Quebec, non-resident Canadian, and international students are available on the university's registrar website. This program is not open to international applicants requiring a study permit.
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityEnsure you meet the general and program-specific admission requirements, including prerequisite courses if applicable.
2. Prepare Application DocumentsGather all necessary academic transcripts and any other required documentation.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the application form and pay the application fee by the specified deadline.
4. Fulfill French Language RequirementMeet the French language proficiency requirements, especially if your previous studies were not entirely in French.
5. Complete CASPer Test and InterviewIf applying as a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, you may need to complete the CASPer test and attend an interview.
Accreditation
Accredited by the Canadian Council for Accreditation of Pharmacy Programs.
Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible to apply for the Doctorate in Pharmacy?
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This program is open to Canadian citizens or permanent residents. International applicants requiring a study permit are not eligible to apply.
What are the admission requirements for the Doctorate in Pharmacy?
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Applicants need a Quebec Diploma of Collegial Studies (DEC) in specific programs or equivalent university training, with completed prerequisite courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. Admission is competitive.
When is the application period for the Doctorate in Pharmacy?
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The application period opens on August 1st. For university/non-Quebec students, the deadline is November 15th of the preceding year. For Quebec CEGEP students, the deadline is March 15th.
What are the tuition fees for this program?
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Tuition fees for Quebec, non-resident Canadian, and international students are available on the university's registrar website. This program is not open to international applicants requiring a study permit.
What are the career prospects after completing the Doctorate in Pharmacy?
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Graduates are prepared to work as Community Pharmacists or Hospital Pharmacists, contributing to the Quebec health system.
What is the duration and format of the Doctorate in Pharmacy program?
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The program has 164 credits and requires full-time, daytime attendance. It includes mandatory internships and approximately 40% of credits are dedicated to active learning.