Proceedings of the Second International Congress on Pharmacy Education, which address the entire pharmacy curriculum, are presented. Contents are as follows: "Educating for the Pharmaceutical Industry," J.N. Banerjee; "Overview on Pharmaceuticals for Developing Countries," Leighton E. Cluff; "Pharmacy and the Third World," Patrick F. D'Arcy; "The United States Pharmaceutical Industry," Lewis A. Engman; "United States Pharmacy Education," Melvin R. Gibson; "United States Pharmacy Practice," Raymond A. Gosselin; "Pharmacists' Key Role in New Drug Development, Testing, and Use," Jere Goyan; "Educating Pharmacists for Institutional Practice in Developing Countries," Marilyn F. Harris; "Forces Affecting Pharmacy Education--An Industry Perspective," William H. Helfand; "Educating Pharmacists for Primary Care Roles," Eric T. Herfindal; "Education for Institutional Practice," Clifford E. Hynniman; "Training Pharmacists for Primary Care in Sweden," Hans H. Linden; "Education for the Pharmaceutical Industry--Some Alternatives," Keith Marshall; "Health Services and Pharmaceuticals: A United States Perspective," Mark Novitch; "Canadian Pharmacy and Primary Care," William A. Parker; "Preparing First Degree Pharmacists for Institutional Practice," Gerald E. Schumacher; "Education for the Pharmaceutical Industry," Robert V. Smith; "Government's Impact on Pharmacy," Nathan Watzman; and "Forces Affecting Pharmacy Education," Harold H. Wolf. Abstracts of contributed papers are appended. (SW)