Impact

For more than a century, the USC Alfred E. Mann School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences – formerly known as the USC School of Pharmacy – has been a beacon of innovation and excellence. As the only school that spans the entire pharmaceutical spectrum of discovery and development to clinical care, regulation, and policy and economics, the beneficial impact of our work is global.

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STAR

Life-Changing Research

The USC Science Technology and Research (STAR) program, based at the school for more than three decades, brings together USC scientists with students at nearby Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School. STAR students learn about science and math by conducting research that matters with USC experts.

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Relevant,
influential

Our work advances the field, builds global expertise and improves lives everywhere.

Real-World Impact

Global

Improving the World

For nearly three decades, we have maintained international partnerships that now extend throughout Asia, the European Union, Australia, South America and Africa. With our location in Los Angeles, we are uniquely positioned as a bridge between East and West. From joint scientific meetings and research collaborations to student exchanges and internships to training programs for foreign colleagues and service-learning missions, the school’s reach and influence are global.

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Community Health Outreach

 

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Recognition

4

American Pharmacists Awards Pinnacle Awards (a national record)

35 

patents

170M

lives represented in Schaeffer Center data

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What is unique about the School from a research perspective?

“USC has always been at the forefront of everything having to do with pharmacy and healthcare. We are innovative, we are generous in our time, we give to the community.”

Richard Dang

PharmD, APh, BCACP

Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy