Master of Pharmacy (MPharm)
Duration: 2 Year(s)
The University of Sydney
Sydney, New South Wales (NSW), Australia
Course TypeMaster
Course Specialty
General Pharmacy
Affiliation
The University of Sydney
Overview
The Master of Pharmacy at the University of Sydney is an intensive, professional graduate-entry programme offering a pathway to pharmacy registration in Australia. The curriculum combines lectures, tutorials, practical labs, problem-based learning and clinical placements in community pharmacies, hospital settings and industry. Students gain advanced knowledge in pharmacology, pharmaceutics, therapeutics, clinical pharmacy services, and professional practice leadership. The programme is structured to equip graduates with the competence to practise safely, effectively and innovatively in the pharmacy profession, and to assume leadership roles in medicines management, health systems and pharmaceutical research.
Fee (INR):
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Stipend (INR):
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Accomodation:
Hostel Facility
Scholarship:
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Eligibility
- Hold a relevant bachelor’s degree in a science/health field.
- Achieve the required academic standard (e.g., WAM ≈ 65% or equivalent) or satisfy prerequisite requirements.
- Completion of prerequisite unit subjects (54 credit-points in specified subjects) unless exempted.
- English language proficiency for international applicants.
- Note: International standard-student-visa eligibility and placements may vary — applicants should check the current policy with the University.
Minimum Education
Bachelor Degree
Admission Process:
- Check eligibility: bachelor’s degree, prerequisite subjects, and English proficiency.
- Prepare documents: transcripts, proof of degree, prerequisite subject completion, CV, and English test score (if required).
- Submit an online application via the University of Sydney portals before the deadline.
- Applicants may be assessed for academic suitability and verify prerequisite compliance.
- If accepted, receive offer, accept, enrol and pay tuition/deposit.
- Begin the programme: attend orientation, start coursework and clinical placements.
- Complete required credit points (≈96) over 2 years full‐time, including placements, then undertake supervised practice/internship as required for registration.
