Students who major in biosciences with a pharmacy concentration now have the option of shortening their academic completion time through a dual-degree program with North Dakota State University or the Medical College of Wisconsin. With the NDSU (3+4) pathway, they will earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in biosciences with a pharmacy concentration from Concordia and both a Bachelor of Science in pharmaceutical sciences degree and a PharmD degree from NDSU in seven years or less. With the MCW (3+3) pathway, they will earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in biosciences with a pharmacy concentration from Concordia and a PharmD degree from MCW in just six years.
Students who major in biochemistry can choose the 3+3 dual-degree program with the Medical College of Wisconsin. In just six years, they will earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in biochemistry from Concordia and a PharmD degree from MCW.