From 2007 the University of Tasmania will accept
into the Bachelor of Pharmacy degree up to 5 Australian and 2
international applicants each year on the basis of performance
in an approved degree at the University of Tasmania.
Approved degrees offered within the Faculty of
Health Science are:
and offered within the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology are: BSc, BBiotech, BEnvSc.
To be eligible to apply for the available places,
applicants must have:
- completed a full-time year of study at the University
of Tasmania in one of the listed degrees in the year prior to
the proposed BPharm enrolment
- achieved a Grade Point Average of at least 6
(a distinction average)
- satisfied the year 12 prerequisites for the BPharm
- TCE pre-tertiary Chemistry (CHM5C) and Mathematics Methods (MME5C)
or equivalent.
Students who complete appropriate units in the
course prior to applying for Pharmacy may be granted credit for
those units in the Bachelor of Pharmacy. It should be noted that,
at this stage, this will not reduce the number of years of study
in the Bachelor of Pharmacy, but students granted credit may have
reduced workloads in some years of the program. Interested student
should seek advice from the School of Pharmacy about units that
may attract credit prior to undertaking the alternate entry program.
Don't have a prerequisite?
The Schools of School of Chemistry and School of Mathematics each offer a bridging course over summer. For further information see:
Chemistry Foundation Unit KRA001
Maths Foundation Unit KMA003
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