Hi, I'm currently an A-Level student who will be taking A2 this coming June. I just want to ask, if I study the MPharm course at University of Nottingham (2+2), will the certificate be the same as those who study directly 4 years at University of Nottingham? I hope to register as a Pharmacist in Singapore and University of Nottingham is in their list of international accredited universities. But I'm wondering if this only applies to UK citizens, or anyone holding the certificate. Thanks in advance guys!

zstan Hi! I just wanna ask, have you graduated from Monash Pharmacy course yet? From the forums I know that you've studied there but I'm not sure if you've finished the course. If you have, may I ask is it possible to use that degree to apply as a Pharmacist in Singapore? Its a separate degree from if we study at the campus in Australia right? And may I ask if you're working anywhere now? Thank you!

This post has been edited by iclemyer: Feb 14 2015, 01:53 PM

Ohhhh I see. Did you do a credit transfer to the campus in Parkville? If that's the case, will we still be receiving the same cert as with 4 years in Malaysia?

Good for you! Might I ask, where did you take your degree and when?

Ahhh I see! So would the cert from Parkville be recognized by the Singapore Pharmacy Council then? >< Just want to know so that it'll help in my decision on whether I would want a credit transfer or not..

Oh! Thank you so much. But I just saw on the Singapore Pharmacy Council's website that "*The whole course must be done in the campus of the University/Country offering the pharmacy qualification." So would that mean it's no longer recognized? That sentence seem to imply that we have to finish all 4 years in UK

Sorry. >< Because all I saw at the website was *The whole course must be done in the campus of the University/Country offering the pharmacy qualification.* So to be honest, I'm not really sure if the Parkville cert is recognized or not.. What do you mean by offshore degrees awarded by branch campuses? I'm really sorry for asking.

Oh that's nice. Its okay, I have just emailed the council and I'll just wait for their reply. The course is kinda pricey though :S Did you manage to secure a scholarship (or are there any available) for the last compulsory 2 years at the UK campus?

Just curious, with a local BPharm degree from IMU, is it still possible for me to continue my postgraduate/doctorate studies at universities in other countries such as Australia and UK?