College of Pharmacy
100% Job Placement for Licensed Graduates.
Pre-Pharmacy
Make a meaningful impact on the patients and community you serve, equipped to lead with innovation, compassion, and extensive knowledge in the field of pharmacy.
Our Pre-Pharmacy Program
Graduate Programs
You have many choices in pharmacy education. But not all of them offer the same opportunities. Make sure your final choice is one that will prepare you to be the pharmacist you truly want to be.
Our Graduate ProgramsJob placement rate
Doctor of Pharmacy
Our Doctor of Pharmacy degree is a demanding, full-time, 3.5 or 4-year course of study that adheres to the highest professional standards, while providing an educational foundation for a career in one of the fastest-growing industries in the country. The program includes 3 years of integrated scientific and clinical coursework along with introductory practice experiences followed by 1 year of advanced practice experiences. Or maximize your time, money and effort by choosing one of our two dual degree programs. Lipscomb offers a Spring start (January) to provide a year-round option for those desiring to complete their degree in 3.5 years.
About Our PharmD
Get your Pharm.D. or Health Care Informatics degree in the health care capital
By obtaining your master's degree or certificate in health care informatics (HCI) or Doctor of Pharmacy degree, you can meet the growing demands of this industry. According to the Nashville Chamber of Commerce half of the US population lives within 650 miles of our city. Health care contributes $38.8 billion annually to Nashville’s economy with the more than 250 diverse health companies headquartered in the city. Simply put, we have choices here that ensure your pharmacy practice experiences are more diverse, of higher quality and cover a large expanse of the industry.
Our Academic ProgramsNAPLEX 6 year pass rate
Residency Placement Rate--National Average 83%
People
Meet the key people that make up the College of Pharmacy.
Off-Script: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the College of Pharmacy
This week, we had the privilege of sitting down with Dr. John Mark Hicks, a beloved retired professor of theology who spent 24 impactful years at Lipscomb. Though retired, Dr. Hicks remains deeply engaged in ministry and theological conversations, continuing to pour his energy into shaping hearts and minds for the Kingdom. One...
In November, Leonard Allen, dean of the College of Bible and Ministry, spoke at the Nehemiah Next Level Up Summit in Atlanta, Georgia, an annual gathering of hundreds of African American Church of Christ leaders from across the nation. It was a dynamic and inspiring three-day experience. It was overseen...
On March 23, 2024, my family lost our dear brother Joel Ngoyi. He was 37! During this time of mourning, I learned a new phrase from Dr. John Mark Hicks: “Collateral Beauty.” The care, concern, and prayers that John Mark, Paavo Tucker, and Aaron Howard showed me will last more...