The Master of Clinical Pharmacy provides pharmacists with the opportunity to carry out research and contribute to the advancement of medicines and clinical pharmacy practice. The Master of Clinical Pharmacy enables pharmacists to use their skills and expertise in research projects and keep up-to-date with the latest innovations: Advance knowledge in clinical pharmacy through research and development. Evaluate innovations and advances in clinical pharmacy practice and medicines management services. Online delivery of most materials (supplemented by face-to-face weekend workshops for some courses) allows students living anywhere in New Zealand to enrol in the programme. Programme structure The MClinPharm is a 120-point or 240-point research masters degree, depending on the level of study you have already completed. Research Masters (120 points) Enter from a postgraduate qualification Choose between a research portfolio (120 points) or a thesis (120 points). Research Masters (240 points) Enter from an undergraduate degree Four courses in medicine management and advanced pharmacotherapy (120 points) Choose between a research portfolio (120 points) or a thesis (120 points). Where could this programme take you? The focus of the Master of Clinical Pharmacy (MClinPharm) is research and the degree will enable pharmacists to carry out research in the context of their practice setting and to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in pharmacy and to evaluate developments in the practice of pharmacy. Further study options Doctor of Philosophy