Advanced Clinical Pharmacy Practice

Getting in

As the university states it

This course is designed to meet the postgraduate education needs of pharmacists working in patient-facing roles, although applications are welcome from pharmacists working in any employment sector. The programme is open to local, national and international applicants. — University requires evidence that international applicants are competent in the use of English language. Applicants must have a pharmacy degree (minimum Bachelor degree) from a university recognised by — ’s University — and be registered as a pharmacist with an appropriate regulatory organisation. Students in Great Britain who wish to enrol on the Independent Prescribing option in Year 2 must: • Be registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) and/or the Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland (PSNI) and be in good standing with the GPhC and/or PSNI. • Have relevant patient-oriented experience in a UK pharmacy setting and be able to recognise, understand and articulate the skills and attributes required by a prescriber (guidance on how to demonstrate this will be provided following application). • Have a designated prescribing practitioner (DPP) who has agreed to supervise the learning in practice element. • Have an identified an area of clinical or therapeutic practice on which to base their learning - please note that the DPP must have clinical expertise and experience in this area. • Be able to attend 5-day clinical skills residential in — in January 2027 (dates to be confirmed). Further guidance on the type of experience and DPP requirements will be provided when applying for this programme.