and practising abroad? Here you will find out about
what it is like to practise in a particular country.
There are also tips and advice that could help make
your move easier
Pharmabridge makes dreams come true
Lin-Nam Wang reports on a programme that has been building bridges across the globe
Twas ever thus: health depends on a loo
Leila Taheri found out what a young Co-op pharmacist has been doing in Togo
Where I looked after Mrs Lop-Eared Wolf
According to the Canadian Tourism Commission, Canada offers a world of extraordinary experiences. Pharmacist Craig Forster shares the ones he had during five years in Alberta
How to gain registration as a pharmacist in Canada
An overview of pharmacy practice in Canada
Pharmacy practice in Hong Kong
Sun, sun and more sun — how to register as a pharmacist in Australia
Wendy Thompson moved from the UK to Australia and is now a registered pharmacist there. In this article, she provides some advice on how to register and work as a pharmacist down underSun, surf, snow and pharmacy — pharmacy practice in New Zealand
Have you thought about moving down under to practise pharmacy in New Zealand? Natalie Gauld provides some useful information you need in order to gain registration in New Zealand, and presents comments from UK pharmacists who have already made the move
My student exchange experience in Estonia
The British Pharmaceutical Students’ Association, through the International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation, offers a student exchange programme. Patrick Moynagh discusses his exchange experience in Estonia
Volunteering in a developing country
Have you ever thought of volunteering abroad in a developing country and putting your pharmacist skills to use? Mary Jobling writes about her experiences of working in Tanzania and provides tips and advice on how you could do the same.
Pharmacy practice — the American way!
Have you thought about living the American dream and experiencing pharmacy pharmacy practice in the US? Quinn Bott discusses about the US pharmacy system and provides advice on how UK students can get involved in study or work
Pharmacy practice in Australia
A placement at the University of Monash, Melbourne, has given Priyesh Rawal an insight on pharmacy practice in the land down under
Experiencing community pharmacy in Germany
The student exchange programme, offered by the British Pharmaceutical Students' Association, gives pharmacy students an opportunity to experience the practice of pharmacy in a foreign country. David Lumsden writes about his experience of working in a community pharmacy in Osnabrück, Germany
Saudi Arabia's supreme system
You may be interested in how pharmacy operates in other countries. Saudi Arabia is a wealthy country and its health system reflects this. Sultan Dajani attended the International Saudi Pharmaceutical Conference and in this article, he gives his impressions of Saudi pharmacy
Singapore fling
Can you ever see yourself perhaps wanting to working in Asia? After four years of working as a clinical pharmacist at a teaching hospital in London, Victoria Coleman left the UK to work in Singapore. In this article she describes the Singaporean health system, the requirements for registering as a pharmacist and her experiences of working in the intensive care unit of the National Heart Centre in Singapore
Brazil Dazzle
Ever wondered how pharmacy might operate in South America? Pamela Mason describes her visit to two pharmacies in Salvador, Brazil
From cupboard to clinic — developing a dispensary in rural Tanzania
Mary Jobling describes her overseas experience of helping to develop a dispensary in rural Tanzania, Africa
