Good news for students considering Master of Pharmacy If you’re a science undergraduate considering enrolment in the Master of Pharmacy course at UC, but you are missing some of the pre-requisites, then the Graduate Certificate in Pharmacotherapy course is the perfect course to help bring you up to speed - fast. This full time (1 semester), or part-time (2 semesters) will teach you pharmacy basics in chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacology, anatomy, and physiology; and allow you to meet the minimum pre-requisite units to transition into the Master of Pharmacy course confidently. If you’re looking for a subject study change and wish to use your existing studies to leverage a new career direction in pharmacy, then this bridging course is the perfect solution. It is also a great way to test the waters if you have been outside of study for a while. Take a proactive approach to your career in pharmacy and sign up for the Graduate Certificate in Pharmacotherapy today. Study a Graduate Certificate in Pharmacotherapy at UC and you will: meet the pre-requisite units required to enter the Master of Pharmacy. explore additional study topics in chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacology, anatomy, and physiology gain a better understanding of the science behind pharmacotherapy get valuable support and encouragement from university mentors open new networking opportunities be able to transition into the Master of Pharmacy discover new career options and pathways Work Integrated Learning (WIL) The Graduate Certificate in Pharmacotherapy is a 1-2 semester bridging course and does not include a WIL component. Career opportunities The Graduate Certificate in Pharmacotherapy is a bridging course which lays the groundwork for students to be able to progress naturally into the Master of Pharmacy course. Course-specific information Students must hold an undergraduate science degree or hold qualifications deemed to be equivalent by the University's Admissions Committee. To become a registered pharmacist, graduates are required to complete an internship year of supervised practice and pass Australian Pharmacy Board examinations.