Based
on the Gold Coast campus, Griffith ’s School of Pharmacy is known for its innovative
teaching that produces highly sought after graduates in pharmacy and
pharmaceutical science. With the opening of the Gold Coast University Hospital
- Australia's first public university hospital and located next to the new
Griffith Health Centre - students are ideally placed to gain practical work place
experience as part of multidisciplinary teams.
The
School’s 400 partners offer clinical and research placement opportunities for
students on the Gold Coast, in rural Australia and overseas. The newest
of these includes a placement rotation through Indonesia
where students experience hospital, community and industrial pharmacy, and a
hospital/research placement in Singapore .
These activities reflect the strong partnerships that the School of Pharmacy
has with clinical and research centers around the world.
Griffith’s
School of Pharmacy was the first pharmacy school in Australia to introduce
Stage 1 Australian Association of Consultant Pharmacy training, giving
graduates an advantage when developing their career in medication management.
The School also introduced vaccination training for students in 2013, ahead of
the Queensland
Government trial.
With
outstanding facilities such as a professional practice laboratory with model
dispensary and a dedicated formulations lab and aseptic dispensing unit,
supportive staff and active student organizations, the School of Pharmacy
offers students an exciting opportunity to learn pharmacy and pharmaceutical
science in a vibrant world-class environment.
Why choose this program?
This degree builds on the strong pharmaceutical science foundation
achieved in the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science. You will learn through
advanced studies in pharmaceutical science, professional and clinical pharmacy
practice and pharmacy research. You will take part in a broad range of lectures,
group and self-directed learning activities, practical competence-development
simulations and clinical placements to develop the skills and knowledge needed
to undertake the internship program before applying for registration as a
pharmacist.
As a pharmacist, you will be committed to lifelong learning and have
a sound understanding of the principles and techniques of pharmaceutical,
clinical and social sciences.
My career opportunities
After appropriate pre-registration training, you will be able to communicate
and deliver pharmaceutical care in community and hospital settings and take
professional responsibility for the manufacture and testing of pharmaceutical
products.
Program accreditation
The Master of Pharmacy is accredited by the Australian Pharmacy Council when articulated with the Bachelor of
Pharmaceutical Science.
Professional recognition
Graduates of this program will be eligible to apply for registration
with the Pharmacy Board of Australia (via
the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency) subject to meeting any additional requirements that may be stipulated by the Pharmacy Board of Australia.
As these requirements may change from time to time, students should contact the Australian Health Practitioners Regulation Agency to confirm registration
requirements.
Before I enrol
·
Criminal
History Check
·
First
Aid and CPR
·
Immunisation
and Health Record
·
Working
with Children Check (Blue Card)
Professional placements
·
Griffith University Health and Safety Induction
·
Griffith University Student Deed Poll
·
New
South Wales Health placement requirements
·
Queensland Health placement requirements
There are placements associated with this program. Students should
refer to the checklist of
pre-placement and placement requirements for their Health discipline on the Placement Essential website for
full details of the requirements regarding clinical placement to ensure that
they meet eligibility for placement.
Fee information
This postgraduate program has Commonwealth Supported Places. If you
are eligible, the Australian Government will contribute to the cost of this
program but you will also be required to make a contribution.
Quotas are applied for admission to the Commonwealth Supported
Places. Where demand exceeds the number of available places, not all eligible
applicants who meet minimum program entry standards may be offered a place. If
you are not successful in gaining a Commonwealth
Supported Place , you may be eligible for a
Fee-Paying Postgraduate place.
This program has been approved by the Australian Government for
student income support payments (Youth Allowance, Austudy and the Pensioner
Education Supplement). For more information about their
eligibility for student, Website Link is given below:
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