The symposium, held every four years, gives us the opportunity to invite our alumni back to the school to reconnect and to learn about their current research.
Join your international pharmaceutics colleagues and expert faculty from the University at Buffalo Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences for a series of pharmacometrics workshops.
Faculty, post-doctoral fellows and graduate students from the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences present the results of ten research projects that were funded by the CPT during the past year.
UB Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Pharmaceutical Sciences Gerhard Levy was a pioneer and leading contributor in the areas of pharmacokinetics and clinical pharmacokinetics.
The Pharmacy Professional Practice Review Series provides a comprehensive review for graduating pharmacy students and pharmacists in preparation for the New York State Board of Pharmacy Examination.
This annual dance and charity gala is organized by the P2 Class early in the spring semester. The purpose of the event is to socialize with other students, faculty, and staff and to raise money for a select charity as voted by the P2 class.
New PharmD and Pharmaceutical Sciences students are required to attend orientation. Students learn about program requirements and expectations, services and resources, and begin to bond with their peers, school and university community.
Our Summer Institute provides information about career opportunities in the profession of pharmacy and exposure to the fields of pharmacy practice and pharmaceutical sciences to motivated prospective and high school students.
The Quantitative Systems Pharmacology Symposium (QSP), launched in 2017, brings together QSP scientists to discuss contemporary approaches, including the challenges and opportunities for advancing the science and practice of QSP.
At this annual event we proudly recognize outstanding faculty, staff, students and preceptors who, over the past year, have contributed significantly to our school's mission, the profession of pharmacy and the pursuit of academic achievements.
The annual White Coat Ceremony symbolizes passage into the initial stages of the profession of pharmacy practice and represents a contract for excellence in providing compassionate patient care.