Graduate Diploma - Pharmacy (Overseas Pharmacists Assessment Programme)

University of Hertfordshire

What you will study

Program Description This course is for overseas (non-EEA) pharmacists who wish to convert their existing qualifications so they can practice as a pharmacist in Great Britain.

The University of Hertfordshire OSPAP is accredited by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC).

The Overseas Pharmacy Assessment Programme (OSPAP) is a full-time postgraduate diploma starting during September and ending in May/June. The teaching is undertaken over a 3 day week during the academic year which is divided into two terms.

The OSPAP will give you an insight into the way the National Health Service in the UK operates, inform you of the health regulatory laws and professional codes pharmacists must abide by, in addition to allowing you to integrate science based knowledge, such as pharmaceutics and microbiology, into clinical and patient focused settings.

About this course

Institution
University of Hertfordshire
Where
Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Level
Postgraduate certificate
Length
12 months
Tuition
£14,250.00

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