Eshelman School of Pharmacy

This program will prepare the next generation of translational scientists to grow from concept to clinic to commercialization. The post New drug delivery training program appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

A five-year funding renewal will extend the Carolina Cancer Nanotechnology Training Program’s work preparing future scientists to improve cancer detection and treatment. The post Preparing a new generation to transform cancer research appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

A five-year NIH renewal positions the UNC Center for AIDS Research for its next chapter of discovery and leadership. The post Building on 30 years of HIV impact appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

School utilizes a trip to Ireland for Carolina football to build global partnerships in research and education with academia and the pharmaceutical industry. The post More than a game appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

PharmD and MBA students work together to promote pharmacist-prescribed hormonal contraception across North Carolina. The post Pharmacy and business collide to raise awareness appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Hear how a personal health journey led first-year Class of 2030 PharmD student Ethan Sparks to pharmacy The post From patient to pharmacist appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

High school and college students in the new UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy program take lessons learned back to medically underserved areas. The post Rx-IMPACT recruits future pharmacists for rural North Carolina appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

The More Than a Script internship connected faculty, fellows, and student pharmacists to help community pharmacies expand patient care across North Carolina. The post Internship creates a ripple effect across learning and practice advancement appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Discover how patient education and nutrition inspired Camilla Prata’s path to pharmacy. The post Connecting nutrition and pharmacy appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

A new study brought together pharmacists, clinicians and treatment providers, policymakers, and people with lived experience to evaluate how community pharmacies could safely expand access to methadone for opioid use disorder. The post Shaping the future of treatment for opioid use disorder appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Meet some of the new students joining us from across the state through the Early Assurance Program (EAP) The post Welcome to the Pharmily: 2026 EAP students appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Hear from pharmacy students about their summer internship experiences and their growth outside the traditional classroom. The post Learning beyond the classroom appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

A School-led research team is working to develop a biodegradable implant that delivers immunotherapy directly to brain tumors, offering a promising new approach to treating glioblastoma. The post Developing a new approach to glioblastoma treatment appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

How alumnus Matthew Appel turned an extra year of track and field eligibility into a career. The post An unexpected path to regulatory science appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

The Executive Master’s Program for Working Professionals helped Hubert Lahr build leadership and operational expertise while advancing his career in a rural health system setting. The post Growing into leadership while serving rural North Carolina appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Kearah Rouse’s journey through the MPS in Regulatory Science program is shaping her path toward advancing patient safety and healthcare innovation. The post Balancing industry experience, research, and graduate study appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

In this Q&A, hear from four students about their key takeaways from their trip to a Costa Rican clinic. The post Providing care in Costa Rica appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Mattie Hartauer, PhD, shares her perspective on how passion—not perfection—shaped her journey in pharmacokinetics and prepared her for a career in drug development. The post Passion over perfection appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

Carolina undergraduate student and pharmaceutical sciences minor uses interdisciplinary training to deepen her understanding of animal care and prepare for veterinary school. The post Bridging pharmacy and veterinary medicine appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .

New projects in AI-enabled drug discovery, Parkinson’s disease therapeutics, and colorectal cancer immunotherapy advance the School’s strategic research mission. The post School awards inaugural FOCUS seed funding to three research teams appeared first on Eshelman School of Pharmacy .