What you can expect
As a CUW pharmacy student, you can expect to acquire a world-class clinical and scientific knowledge base and to experience active applied learning throughout your degree program. Our accomplished faculty teach and mentor each individual student in a welcoming Christ-centered environment. Our highest priority is helping you develop your talents for a rewarding life, not only a career.
With more than 99% of our graduates finding a job upon graduation, it is certain that Concordia will prepare you to have an immediate impact in the field of healthcare.
Our Mission
The School of Pharmacy is committed to the development of pharmacists who are servant leaders, dedicated to providing value-based, patient-centered care that improves the health of our communities in rural and urban areas through excellence in teaching, research, service, and practice.
About
The CUW-SOP, as a Lutheran Christian community of higher learning is committed to the development of pharmacists who are servant leaders dedicated to providing value-based, patient-centered care that improves the health of communities throughout the state and the country.
Clinical Instructors
Current and Prospective Preceptors
Find information on preceptor requirements, benefits, and training for current and prospective Concordia University Wisconsin School of Pharmacy preceptors (clinical instructors).
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