College of Health Professions, Nursing and Pharmacy


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Join other doctoral candidates in our Pharmacy program at our Fort Wayne campus. You’ll experience the best-in-class experiential education that Manchester is known for, preparing you to excel in research, scholarship, practice and service.

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Manchester University is ranked 2nd Most Popular College for Science Education in Indiana

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Learn from faculty members who double as scientists, coaches, mathematicians, engineers, athletic trainers, developers and more.

About the College

Manchester University’s College of Health Professions, Nursing and Pharmacy prepares students to serve their communities as highly knowledgeable, well-rounded leaders in the sciences.

The North Manchester campus is home to our undergraduate programs, where students build a well-rounded, foundational knowledge in their chosen fields and prepare to excel at the next level, whether it be furthering their studies in a graduate or professional program or starting a career directly after graduation.

As the dean of arts and sciences, Dr. Judd Case presides over the natural and health sciences programs on the North Manchester campus.

Our Fort Wayne location is where master’s and doctoral students complete their studies on their way to professions in athletic training, pharmacy, pharmacogenomics, physical therapy, and nutrition and nutrigenomics. In addition, nursing students seeking an accelerated bachelor of science and third and fourth-year traditional nursing students also study at Manchester University Fort Wayne.

Dr. W. Thomas Smith presides over these programs as dean of pharmacy and health sciences.

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“I'm really thankful that I chose a place like Manchester with so many leadership opportunities.”

- Alexa, Bio-Chem major

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