Doors open for students and trainees
Nottingham students experience working with different healthcare professionals
Two MPharm providers within top 50 for health in world university rankings
European Pharmaceutical Students Association reception 2011
GSK proposes undergraduate tuition fee reimbursement scheme to attract best talent
New sciences complex to benefit pharmacy at Sunderland
Five-year integrated pharmacy education and training programme proposed
Proposals for a single five-year integrated programme of pharmacy education and training, with joint responsibility from universities and employers, have been put forward in a discussion paper by Modernising Pharmacy Careers (MPC)Campus pharmacy aims to enhance clinical training of Herts students
Clinical training of pharmacy students at the University of Hertfordshire is set to be enhanced by the opening of a campus pharmacy managed by staff from the university’s school of pharmacy.Durham University to launch pharmacy degree course
Guild proposes expanding NHS bursary scheme to pharmacy students
RPS associate and student fees announced
Pharmacy students create online videos to raise awareness of male cancers
RPS members vote to include students and associates
European Pharmaceutical Students Association autumn assembly
BPSA members double since fee scrap
Membership of the British Pharmaceutical Students’ Association has doubled since the introduction of free membership earlier this year
We are the future of pharmacy: please let us in
Voting on the establishment of a student member category for the Royal Pharmaceutical Society closes at noon on 9 December. Why should students be allowed in and what value will they add to the profession? Louise Hemmings, president of the British Pharmaceutical Students' Association, explains
School of Pharmacy merger with UCL decision delayed until spring
The School of Pharmacy, University of London, decision over a possible merger with University College London has been postponed until March 2011 because of the “complex” issues involved, the school’s council has announced
How Manchester’s altruistic approach widens access to an MPharm degree
Manchester University has provided a route into higher education for students who might not normally have had such an opportunity. In this article, David Allison, from the university’s school of pharmacy, together with Julian Skyrme and Mandy Crowe, from its undergraduate recruitment office, describe how this was achieved
Why I would like to join the new Society
Anshu Bhimbat, a fourth-year pharmacy student at King’s College London, explains why she welcomes the proposal for student membership of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and describes the benefits and services RPS could offer
The NHS is changing and pharmacy needs to follow
Is the NHS being ripped to pieces or being put in a position to achieve health outcomes that are among the best in the world? Political rhetoric aside, what is changing? And what does it mean for pharmacy?
Sunderland graduate awarded pharmacy bursary
A pharmacy graduate from the University of Sunderland has been awarded national recognition for her research in the field of genetics
Impact of higher education review on pharmacy course unclear
Oath to pharmacy for students drawn up at Huddersfield
Campaign against possible School of Pharmacy/UCL merger
Trade unions at the School of Pharmacy, University of London, have launched a campaign against its possible merger with University College London (UCL)
Eight-year time limit introduced for becoming a pharmacist
Applications to join the pharmacy register must be made no more than eight years after the relevant education or training began, the General Pharmaceutical Council has agreed
The 56th International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation World Congress
Over 360 pharmacy students from 45 countries gathered for this year’s International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation World Congress in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Roohil Yusuf gives a breakdown of the programme and what participants experienced
Campaign launched to warn students about the risks of “legal highs”
A campaign that highlights the risks of taking “legal highs” has been launched
University twinning network approved by UNESCO
A global university twinning and networking programme has been launched by the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Summer placement at Boots
Are you thinking about where to do your summer placement? Sanda Maung has recently completed her summer placement with Boots and gives an account of her experience and what she learnt
Medway School of Pharmacy listed among top institutions for student satisfaction
Medway School of Pharmacy has come within the top five institutions in a Higher Education Funding Council for England survey of student satisfaction.
Go east — my University of Nottingham Malaysian Campus experience
In the fourth year of her MPharm, Inderjit Kaur Chima, a pharmacy student at the University of Nottingham, undertook a semester at the Malaysian Campus. In this article, she shares her experience and encourages other students to do the same
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