The number of pharmacy schools in the US has almost doubled in the last thirty years. From a mere 72 schools in 1987, there are now in the region of 150 accredited institutions nationwide. And with the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP) stating it expects a shortfall of as many as 157,000 pharmacists… Read More
Author: Kieran Cunningham
Boston has long held a reputation as one of the most outstanding locations for higher learning in the US, if not the world. This, for the most part, owes to the area’s world-famous duo of colleges, Harvard and MIT. But beyond these two internationally renowned institutions, the Boston area is home to dozens of other… Read More
Choosing to undertake a master’s in public health can give you the chance to follow a wide range of exciting, rewarding, and meaningful career paths. Whether you ultimately use your degree to work in public health as a teacher, researcher, consultant, dietitian or nutritionist, epidemiologist, nurse, bio-statistician, or healthcare administrator, with an MA in public… Read More
The US is home to a total of no fewer than 66 dental schools. While this stat means there’s plenty of choice for those keen on pursuing a career in dentistry, it also means that gauging which of the available schools and programs will be best for your education in dentistry can involve a lot… Read More