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Thinking about a career in pharmacy? Whether you're a high school graduate or an undergraduate science student looking for a new direction, a pharmacy degree can launch you into a dynamic and rewarding career. Here’s everything you need to know about becoming a pharmacist in Australia. Step 1: Complete an accredited pharmacy degree at university Begin by earning a bachelor's level pharmacy ...

What drew you to study pharmacy? I’ve always known that I wanted to undertake a career in healthcare, but it became apparent to me that pharmacy was my field of choice when I began to understand the tremendous impact that modern medication use and quality use of medicines has had on the world around me.

Start your SET plan on the right foot by discovering the exciting degrees you can get into at UQ, based on the subjects you’re interested in taking in Years 11 and 12.

Rheanna shares her experience of studying pharmacy at UQ – including being president of the Queensland Pharmacy Students’ Association. Read her interview.

4. Diverse career opportunities. As Australia’s aging population grows, so does the demand for professionals in the pharmaceutical industry, creating a wealth of opportunities and offering a wide variety of career paths to suit your goals and interests, whether you're passionate about research and development, regulatory affairs, or clinical trials.

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Kevin has just finished his first year of the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program here at UQ, so we sat down with him to find out how he’s managed the transition from undergrad to the MD. He shares some of his most memorable highlights and tips for navigating first-year medicine.

Learn through innovative online methods that support active learning and skill development. Benefit from an interdisciplinary approach that includes input from clinical pharmacists, medical practitioners, specialist nurses and academia.

online, online classroom Date 20–23 October 2025 9.00am–12.30pm (GMT+10) Brisbane time Time commitment 14 hours. Enrol now. Who should attend. Anyone who: plans or implements social, health and human service programs; monitors or assesses the effectiveness or success of program interventions;

Study pharmacology to learn the science behind how drugs work to treat and cure diseases. You’ll gain comprehensive knowledge on how drugs work in the human body at the molecular cellular and whole-body level, and discover why many drugs do not work in every patient.