Bachelor of Pharmacy with Honours

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

1. demonstrate commitment to professional behaviour and accountability in the care of people;
2. retrieve, critically evaluate and apply evidence, in professional practice;
3. demonstrate team and leadership skills to deliver safe and effective practice;
4. demonstrate an ability to take account of the patient perspective, to make, act on and take social responsibility for clinically, ethically and scientifically sound decisions;
5. demonstrate communication skills in lay and professional language, choosing strategies appropriate for the context and diverse audiences;
6. plan and implement ongoing personal and professional development by reflecting on current skills, knowledge, attitudes and practice;
7. apply pharmaceutical, business and health, knowledge and skills; (i) within their scope of practice, in the assessment of individual health status and medication needs. Where necessary, develop, implement and monitor management plans in consultation with people to improve patient outcomes; (ii) to promote and optimise the health and welfare of communities and/or populations;
8. demonstrate the ability to formulate, prepare and also supply medications and therapeutic products;
9. articulate an understanding of the place of research in furthering the theory and practice of pharmacy; and
10. utilise management skills to plan and implement a task taking into consideration the needs of themselves and others.