Is the overseas pharmacy exam required for studying pharmacy in Australia?
No, the Overseas Pharmacist Readiness Assessment (OPRA®) exam is not required for studying pharmacy in Australia.
This exam is mandatory only if you want to register and practice as a pharmacist in Australia after completing your studies or if you are an overseas-qualified pharmacist seeking registration. For admission to a pharmacy program, you typically need to meet academic and English language requirements set by the university.
If you plan to practice as a pharmacist in Australia after your degree, you will need to complete the OPRA® exam and other registration steps at that stage. If you have questions about your pathway after graduation, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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