Graduate Diploma
You will learn contemporary evidence-based practice that is applied to both hospital and community pharmacy settings and you will study coursework units that cover quality use of medicines and medicine safety, advanced pharmacotherapeutics in cardiology, respiratory medicine, infectious diseases, oncology medicine, endocrinology, neurology, psychiatric disorders, gastroenterology and public health.
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To be eligible for an offer applicants must have:
To be eligible for an offer applicants must have:
An AQF 7 or above Bachelor level degree in Pharmacy from an Australian Pharmacy Council APC accredited undergraduate program or another university or tertiary institution that is deemed equivalent.
Evidence of current AHPRA registration under the General Registration Type for the profession of Pharmacist, without conditions or notations, or equivalent evidence of registration in another country.
International applicants are required to meet the English Language test requirement of IELTS 7.0 with no individual band less than 7.0.
The course should equip registered pharmacists with the fundamental knowledge and skills to enhance career opportunities as a clinical or consultant (medication review) pharmacist.
Students must successfully complete 100cp (8 units) which comprises of:
2 Stages
Stage 1
1 core unit (12.5cp) and 3 choice units (37.5cp)
Stage 2
1 core unit (12.5cp) and 3 choice units (37.5cp)
Applications for credit can be made in your course application. Find out more information about how to apply for a credit transfer/advanced standing at Recognition of Prior Learning.