Last Updated: 26 Jun 2025
Bachelor of Pharmacy
The programme provides a strong foundation in pharmaceutical and clinical sciences, preparing students with knowledge and skills for the pharmacy profession.
Diploma holders are eligible up to 20 academic units of module exemptions (Unrestricted Electives). Learn more.
Course details
| Minor/Second Major offered |
Students are allowed to read both restricted (subject to approval) and unrestricted Minors/Second Majors offered within the College of Humanities and Sciences as well as by other colleges/faculties/schools in the University. |
| Field of study |
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| Certification offered |
Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) |
Minimum entry requirement
You must meet the following entry requirements for the course application:
| Qualification | Requirement |
|---|---|
| A-Level | |
| Polytechnic Diploma | |
| International Baccalaureate Diploma | |
| NUS High School Diploma | |
| International and other qualifications |
Fitness to practise is crucial for pharmacy profession. Find out more.
Internship
All Pharmacy students are required to complete two 12-week pre-employment clinical training rotations.
Overseas exposure programme
Career prospects
You can explore the following career options upon graduation:
- Pharmacist
- Medical Scientist
- Medical and Pharmaceutical Product Sales Professional
- Medical and Pathology Laboratory Technician
- Research Officer
- Clinical Trial and Research Associate
- Medical Science Liaison
- Medical Science Writer
Use resources and interactive tools that are available on MySkillsFuture Portal to explore various education and career pathways.
Graduate employment outcomes
Refer to the complete Graduate Employment Survey (GES) report 2024 for more information.
How to register
You may register here.