Programmes and courses
Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm)
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Bachelor of Pharmacy |
The Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) explores themes in biomedical science, chemistry, population health, social science, pharmaceutics, pharmacology and pharmacy practice. The programme is structured with an emphasis on research, clinical experience and interaction with the public, encouraging the development of your independent and critical thinking, plus practical skills in analysis, problem-solving and information management.
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Programme highlights
- Programme developed in consultation with leading New Zealand pharmacists, reflecting the needs of contemporary and future pharmacy practice.
- Study via a combination of lectures, laboratory sessions, tutorials, supervised clinical practice and self-directed projects
- Undertake practice placements in appropriate clinical settings under the guidance of experienced pharmacists
Career opportunities
- Community pharmacist
- Health sector manager
- Hospital pharmacist
- Medicines information pharmacist
- Pharmaceutical researcher
- Pharmaceutical writer
- Prescribing adviser
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Further study options
Postgraduate Certificate in Pharmacy Practice
Postgraduate Diploma in Pharmacy Practice
Master of Pharmacy Practice
Master of Health Sciences (Pharmaceutical Science)
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General information on the programme
Entry requirements
Courses within the programme
Fees and money matters
How to apply
MAPAS
Rural/regional entry
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