Master of Pharmacy

This graduate entry master course enables science graduates to become registered pharmacists. It provides you with a comprehensive theoretical base, including chemical, biological, physiological, pharmaceutical and pharmacotherapeutics studies.

• apply extensive knowledge and expertise in the area of pharmacy and contribute to evidence based practice through scholarship
• think creatively, critically and reflectively to generate innovative solutions for decision making in the provision of pharmaceutical services
• access and critically analyse and synthesis information drawn from relevant sources
• communicate effectively as a pharmacist with clients, colleagues, staff, other health care professionals and the general public in ways appropriate to the audience or situation
• use current technologies applicable to pharmacy
• demonstrate skills necessary for lifelong learning and contribute to the development of others
• provide pharmaceutical services with sensitivity to political, social, cultural, geographical, technological and global influences
• demonstrate understanding of cultural diversity, including Indigenous issues, and multiculturalism
• work and collaborate effectively in a team and develop leadership skills in an ethical and professional manner