The UTS Master of Pharmacy is an accredited two-year graduate-entry degree leading to eligibility for registration as a pharmacist. 

In an innovative and practice-based approach, the course builds on students' solid scientific foundation to provide specialists with comprehensive knowledge relevant to contemporary pharmacy practice. 

In addition to the pharmaceutical sciences, this includes professional pharmacy services, integrated therapeutics and the unique capstone subject, 96014 Molecule to Market. 

Two elective subjects provide students with the opportunity to individualise their studies.

Developed by leading pharmacy academics and an expert educational designer, the course's subject matter is integrated and student-focused, using cutting-edge technologies and strong links with the pharmacy profession. 

Expert guest lecturers and practitioner teachers are utilised throughout the course to ensure relevance and real-world content application.

Students undertake clinical practice in various settings sourced by UTS throughout the degree. 

This includes a guaranteed hospital pharmacy placement for eligible students. 

On-campus learning occurs in the Graduate School of Health's state-of-the-art education and research facility, which opened in 2019.

• Academic Transcripts
• English Language Proficiency
• English language translations of documents in a language other than English
• If you are applying for recognition of prior learning, a completed application form and subject outlines.
• Details of exclusion (or possible exclusions) from a course on academic or other grounds
• Details of relevant work experience
• Supporting Statement or portfolio if required
• Details of disability or ongoing medical condition will require you to seek special assistance from the University.
• Passport or Visa Documents
• Pharmacy Prerequisite Table (if required)
• An Interview
• A Personal Statement (if required)

Applicants must have completed a UTS-recognised bachelor's degree, or an equivalent or higher qualification, or submitted other evidence of general and professional qualifications demonstrating potential to pursue graduate studies.

Entry is competitive, and assessment is based on grade point average (GPA). 

Applicants must have completed the following prerequisites at a tertiary level within the past 10 years:

• one pharmacology subject
• two chemistry subjects
• one biochemistry subject
• one human physiology subject, and
• one mathematics or statistics subject.

Students may submit a completed Prerequisite Assessment Table with their application for prerequisite checking.

Prerequisites may be completed as non-award units at a recognised tertiary institution if students did not complete them as part of their undergraduate degree.

Selected applicants must undertake a short interview with a panel, and final offers depend on interview rank. 

Applicants are assessed in communication, interpersonal, interest in pharmacy, and commitment to pharmacy as a career.

Applicants who have already completed a pharmacy degree overseas must also submit a personal statement stating their motivation for wanting to repeat a pharmacy qualification.