About Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS)
Working to create a healthier, more equitable world since 1823.
As a private, nonprofit institution, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences has spent over 200 years evolving in remarkable ways—expanding our physical presence, broadening our academic offerings, and deepening our real-world impact. Throughout our history, we have continually adapted and diversified our programs to meet the growing complexity and collaborative nature of healthcare.
Student Success
MCPHS is dedicated to the success of every student.
Students at MCPHS are professionally focused and driven, and represent almost every state in the U.S. and dozens of foreign countries. MCPHS not only enjoys a rich diversity in our student body, but also offers a rich diversity of healthcare programs, paralleling the interdisciplinary team approach in modern healthcare institutions.
Location
Students gain experience in some of the world’s finest healthcare institutions.
Our students have access to the most sought-after internships, clinical placements and research opportunities right in our own backyard. From the leading hospitals in central Massachusetts and New Hampshire to Boston’s world-class Longwood Medical and Academic Area, our students gain valuable, real-world experience in institutions, including the #1 pediatric hospital in the country and New England’s top-ranked cancer treatment center, to name a few.
As a teaching institution, our faculty are focused on our students.
Unlike research institutions, our faculty is focused on one thing: teaching. Our distinguished full-time faculty are fellows of national academies and have served as presidents of national professional associations. They are editors of medical journals, investigators on federally funded research projects, and business leaders. Above all, they are mentors to our students, highly available and supportive
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Faculty members at MCPHS90%
Full-time faculty members with terminal degrees13:1
Student-to-faculty ratioKanika Dunn
| BSN Nursing“MCPHS made me into an adult and gave me the tools to manage life. It gave me a great education, and even now, in med school, I can attribute everything that brought me success to MCPHS.”