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 the research projects that were funded by the Center for Protein Therapeutics (CPT) during the past year. 

This University-wide tradition celebrates the accomplishments of our graduating class.

C. K. David Chu, PhD, and his wife, Jane Chu, established the David Chu Lectureship at UB in 2011.

UB Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Pharmaceutical Sciences Gerhard Levy was a pioneer and leading contributor in the areas of pharmacokinetics and clinical pharmacokinetics.

This annual event, organized by the second-year PharmD class early in the spring semester, marks the midpoint of the academic year. It brings students together to celebrate their achievements in pharmacy and community service, as well as the relationships that support their success as they enter the second half of the spring semester.

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. 

This annual event proudly honors all PharmD and Pharmaceutical Sciences graduates and recognizes outstanding faculty, staff, student and preceptor award winners 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.