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ACPHS Welcomed  Students to Collaborate on Malaria Case Study

February 6, 2026

High school students representing more than 30 school districts across Upstate New York, who were nominated by their counselors and teachers for their…

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PA Program is on the Horizon

January 25, 2026

The College’s plan to develop a Master of Physician Assistant Studies (MPAS) is progressing steadily. The program is…

Group of faculty, judges and students for the 2026 AMCP P&T competition

PharmD Teams Battle in the Pharmacy & Therapeutics (P&T) Competition

January 21, 2026

On Saturday, January 10, ACPHS PharmD candidates, P4 Mathew Moretti, P4 Julia Zaniewski and P3 Daniel Bocharov battled it out…

students selecting histology slides for viewing

ACPHS Expands its National Satellite Network for its Hybrid Master’s Program in Cytotechnology

November 17, 2025

The University of Wisconsin-Madison in Madison, Wisconsin and Health First Holmes Regional Medical Center in Melbourne, Florida have joined Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences’ growing network of Satellite Extension Sites to support the hybrid track of its accelerated Master of Science degree in Cytotechnology and Molecular Cytology.

Professor Parent helps a CLS student examine a slide

The School of Health Sciences Offers Reduced Tuition Rates for Three In-Demand Master’s Programs

October 20, 2025

The reduced tuition will be effective in Spring 2026 for THE MS in Health Data Science and in Fall 2026 for the MS in Clinical Laboratory Sciences and MS in Cytotechnology & Molecular Cytology.

Photo of Toyin Tofade and Chian-Ying Chou, Ph.D., RPh., Director of the Department of Pharmacy at Taipei VGH

ACPHS to Expand Academic Offerings with Two New International Partners

October 14, 2025

ACPHS President Toyin Tofade with Dr. Yuh-Lih Chang, President of the Taiwan Society of Health-System Pharmacists (TSHP).

A group of WAUSM Medical students onsite in Freeport

The Journey to Medical School Just Got Shorter

October 6, 2025

Join us for a presentation from Western Atlantic University School of Medicine, Friday, October 10 at 12 pm in OB218. Register today using the QR code below or this link: https://forms.office.com/r/bbbfpyaxcv

Two Students Receive Full-Tuition Scholarships

April 14, 2025

Congratulations to both Nataly and Maya!

Parents and Families stand in front of ACPHS backdrop at Orientation

ACPHS Kicks Off Spring with Accepted Students Day

March 16, 2025

Nearly 70 accepted students and their families from states throughout the mid-Atlantic and New England, and as far west as Montana, gathered in the gym on Saturday morning to learn more about the array of programs offered at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in the biomedical, clinical and laboratory, pharmacy and pharmaceutical, and social and behavioral sciences.

High school students on campus for the Future of Healthcare Workshop 2025

Future Health Leaders Tackle One Problem, Four Ways

February 10, 2025

The Panther gym was packed and full of anticipation Friday morning – not with athletes but future scientists and health professionals on a mission to reduce the spread of malaria. About 140 top high-school students were on hand for ACPHS’ second Future of Healthcare Workshop. Attendees were nominated by high school leaders in and around the Capital Region for their achievements and interest in STEM careers.

A student takes notes from instructor during future healthcare event

Area High School Guidance Counselors Nominate Brightest Students to Participate In Future Of Health Care

February 6, 2025

More than 160 sophomores and juniors from high schools across the Capital Region have been nominated by their guidance counselor(s) to participate in an interactive event, "The Future of Health Care," on Friday, February 7, 2025, at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.

Incoming students on the green in front of the library during Kick Start 2024

Soaking it In, Under the Sun

August 22, 2024

Summer 2024 featured training for students of all ages – from middle-school students learning how to make medicine to well-established professionals learning how to market their medical innovations. Potential Panthers visited, and so did state health officials. Current students were here, too, taking the opportunity to delve into research or add an experience to their resumes.

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ACPHS Welcomed  Students to Collaborate on Malaria Case Study

PA Program is on the Horizon

PharmD Teams Battle in the Pharmacy & Therapeutics (P&T) Competition

ACPHS Expands its National Satellite Network for its Hybrid Master’s Program in Cytotechnology

The School of Health Sciences Offers Reduced Tuition Rates for Three In-Demand Master’s Programs

ACPHS to Expand Academic Offerings with Two New International Partners

The Journey to Medical School Just Got Shorter

Two Students Receive Full-Tuition Scholarships

ACPHS Kicks Off Spring with Accepted Students Day

Future Health Leaders Tackle One Problem, Four Ways

Area High School Guidance Counselors Nominate Brightest Students to Participate In Future Of Health Care

Soaking it In, Under the Sun

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ACPHS Welcomed Students to Collaborate on Malaria Case Study

PA Program is on the Horizon

PharmD Teams Battle in the Pharmacy & Therapeutics (P&T) Competition

ACPHS Expands its National Satellite Network for its Hybrid Master’s Program in Cytotechnology

The School of Health Sciences Offers Reduced Tuition Rates for Three In-Demand Master’s Programs

ACPHS to Expand Academic Offerings with Two New International Partners

The Journey to Medical School Just Got Shorter

Two Students Receive Full-Tuition Scholarships

ACPHS Kicks Off Spring with Accepted Students Day

Future Health Leaders Tackle One Problem, Four Ways

Area High School Guidance Counselors Nominate Brightest Students to Participate In Future Of Health Care

Soaking it In, Under the Sun

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