Pharmacy

Having acquired a B.Pharm degree, it might be worthwhile pursuing a Pharm.D. to further one's advancement in the pharmacy profession. Pharm.D. courses are offered by many of the universities in the country to B.Pharm graduates. Some of the most prominent of these universities are the University of Southern California (USC), the University of California San Francisco (UCSF), the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the University of Michigan, and of course, the University of Minnesota. These courses usually cover a period of four years and have a curriculum based on advanced pharmacology, clinical practice, and therapeutic management.Admission to these courses is competitive; eligibility conditions include having a B.Pharm degree. 

Yes, the B.Pharm degree from Lovely Professional University (LPU) is considered valid in Canada:  World Education Services (WES) recognitionLPU's online and distance education degrees are recognised by WES for study in Canada and the USA.  International credit transferLPU offers international credit transfer options to partner universities in Canada, the USA, Australia, the UK, New Zealand, Bulgaria, Lithuania, and France.  Eligibility to register as a pharmacistPharmacy students who have completed a four-year pharmacy programme at a recognised institution are eligible to register as a pharmacist in Canada.  Employment requirementsTo work as a pharmacist in Canada, you must have a valid degree in pharmacy from a recognised institution and be proficient in English or French.