College of Pharmacy

Touro’s Health Career Opportunities Workshops nurture the potential of local high school students with immersive experiences and insights into a range of medical careers.

By transforming learning experiences, Dr. Farid Khalafalla's interprofessional vision aims to enrich collaboration between students from different university programs.

Health Indicators, Outcomes Worse for Solano Children, Adults than for People Across State

Touro University California’s College of Pharmacy introduces an international student program, including student visas, and a new era in global pharmaceutical education.

Education Meets Compassion at Vallejo Site as Classroom Theories Give Rise to Real-World Results

Representation Includes Numerous Touro Programs Spanning Decades from the University’s Inception to the Present

3 Events – 2 in California and 1 in Texas – Draw Alumni Participation in 2 States

New Student Services Director Brings Background as Servant Leader to Position

Associate Professor, Assistant Dean Leverages Expertise, and Experience Across Multiple Areas to Serve Students

Career in Community Pharmacy Settings Yields Big Returns for Touro Preceptor

PharmD Grad Melds Professional Passion with Outside Interests to Bring Balance to Life

Faculty Members Advance Touro, Profession with National, International Endeavors

GPT-4 Prompts Reimagination in Both Pharmacy Education, Practice

Touro students use immersive training to develop disability understanding for patient-centered perspectives.

A look inside the intricate world of drug policy, decriminalization, and the use of psychedelics for therapeutic purposes.

A profile of how two college of pharmacy students with very different paths, ended up pursuing careers in health care at Touro University California.

In-Depth Guide to Everything You Need to Know to Become a Pharmacist

A third Fulbright scholarship and a county grant were awarded to faculty members.

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) grant will fund the Health Careers Opportunity Program (HCOP) to help economically, and educationally underserved students overcome common barriers to a healthcare career.

Michigan Native Pursues Education Doctorate