PharmD + MASI Degree Pathway

Biblical — Cedarville’s commitment to the authority of Scripture shapes every aspect of the PharmD + MASI degree pathway. You’ll explore innovation and healthcare leadership through a biblical lens, applying principles of stewardship, creative design, and servant leadership to real-world challenges.

Distinctive Skillset — By earning both a PharmD and an MASI, you’ll graduate with a powerful combination of clinical expertise and innovation acumen — equipping you to lead transformation in pharmacy practice, healthcare systems, public health, and beyond.

Streamlined Efficiency — The PharmD + MASI degree pathway blends your pharmacy training with specialized innovation coursework. Your PharmD courses will meet select requirements for the MAI, streamlining your academic experience while maximizing efficiency.

Flexible, Online MAI — MASI courses are delivered fully online in seven-week terms. You’ll complete your innovation training alongside your pharmacy studies and finish the MASI coursework after your PharmD, with the flexibility to balance academic and professional goals.

With a PharmD + MASI, you’ll be uniquely prepared to lead innovation in diverse pharmacy and healthcare settings. Career pathways may include:

• Clinical Systems Improvement
• Healthcare Innovation Strategy
• Public Health Program Design
• Pharmacy Operations Transformation
• Nonprofit and Missional Healthcare Leadership
• Entrepreneurship in Health Technology or Wellness

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Experiential Learning — As a PharmD student, you’ll become a licensed intern in Ohio during your first professional year (with the option to pursue licensure in other states). You’ll engage in hands-on training in hospitals, health systems, and community pharmacies throughout your program.

Innovation Projects — In your MASI coursework, you’ll identify a real-world healthcare challenge and develop a strategic innovation solution — applying your learning to an area of professional passion or ministry calling.

Professional Organizations — Engage in pharmacy and innovation-focused student organizations and take on leadership roles at the state or national level.

Research — Collaborate with faculty mentors on pharmacy or healthcare innovation research to contribute to the advancement of patient care.

Outreach — Join medical mission trips or serve in local clinics that support underserved communities, putting your faith and innovative mindset into action.