Academics at MCPHS
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences offers more than 100 healthcare and life sciences programs across more than a dozen fields, including pharmacy, nursing, optometry, acupuncture, PA, physical therapy, and more.
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MCPHS is leading change across health sciences sectors, setting the standard for educational, technological, and clinical practice.
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Learning Models Designed for Student Success
Collaborating Across Disciplines
Collaborative, multidisciplinary provider teams are changing healthcare. We are leveraging our network of professionals to advance interprofessional practice to enrich the learning experience.
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MCPHS has a robust infrastructure of resources and support staff to assist students, setting them up for success in school, their careers, and in life.
Fostering Compassionate Clinicians Through the Health Humanities
MCPHS Community Voices
The lived experiences of MCPHS students, partners, and faculty tell an eloquent story. They illustrate just how our student-centered, teaching-first approach keeps us in the top tier of the country’s “most transformative colleges.” (Money magazine).
Adam Khanboubi
| Medical and Molecular Biology“My MGH experience woke me up and finally allowed me to identify what career path I want to pursue, which neurosurgery specialty I want to be a part of, what type of research I want to do.”
Sofía Ladner
| MS in Public Health"I want to apply my skillset in community health and research while also drawing from my personal relationships and observations so that I can do work that will positively impact the community," Ladner said.
Aadya Jaipuria
| MS in Medicinal Chemistry“We get to broaden our horizons and actually see what it would be like to work in an actual industrial pharmaceutical lab. I get to carry out different organic chemistry reactions. I get to test those molecules in order to see whether the molecules I’m synthesizing actually have some potential.”