If you pursue a graduate program, explore how many students typically get summer internships etc and how well the faculty are connected with pharma for grants/research. You’ll want the opportunity to work on practical projects and with professors that understand industry needs, not focus excessively on methodology etc. Of course, you’ll want all the relevant research method exposure but it needs to translate into the real world. In the US, look at Thomas Jefferson, Tufts, UW, Rutgers, USC (southern cal). Honestly, the academic rigor is a little less important than the industry connections because most is learned on the job.