What are the options for studying pharmacy in Australia for a MPharm?
You have multiple options for studying pharmacy in Australia, mainly through Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) programs designed for graduates like you seeking pharmacist registration.
- UTS (University of Technology Sydney): 2-year MPharm, intake in Autumn B 2027 (apply by 31 Jan 2027), tuition ~AUD 98,718.
- Griffith University: 2.5-year MPharm, several intakes in 2026 - 27, tuition ~AUD 38,500.
- University of Sydney: 2-year MPharm, intake Feb 2027, tuition ~AUD 56,500.
- University of Queensland: 1-year Master of Clinical Pharmacy (for practicing pharmacists), intakes Feb/July 2027, tuition ~AUD 60,952.
Admission typically requires:
- Bachelor’s in a relevant field
- IELTS 7.0 overall (no band below 6.5)
- Prerequisite subjects in pharmacology, chemistry, biochemistry, physiology, and math/statistics
Tuition fees and visa rules are subject to change. Living expenses are typically around AUD 24,505/year. Student visa holders can usually work up to 40 hours per fortnight during term.
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