Keiser University offers an associate of science degree in pharmacy technology. The program is a terminal degree that is comprised of 64 credit hours and generally requires two years to complete. However, individuals with previous postsecondary education may apply for transfer credit to apply general education courses toward the program's requirements.
The pharmacy technology program is comprised of 24 credit hours of general education courses and 40 credit hours of major courses. Throughout the program, students take courses in pharmacy operations, pharmaceutical calculations and drug therapy, and complete seven credit hours in practical placements for hands-on experience.
Graduates of the pharmacy technology program are prepared to dispense medications under the supervision of a pharmacist and are knowledgeable in the state and federal laws that regulate pharmaceutical operations. Graduates can seek employment in both retail and hospital pharmacy settings.