Life Sciences The PHARMACY Thread, everything you need to know/ask
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 Oct 21 2009, 02:24 PM
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Okay. I dont get you seriously. why do you thinking of switching course here and there. Monash is not that cheap after all to start all over again. if you are afraid that you are not good enough for bpharm and would like to have a go at bscience to build your confidence, chances are, you might end up changing from bscience to bpharm and back to bscience again in the end. and most health care related degree are going to have similar units for first semester aka biology, chemistry, english etc. unless you did not meet their min req for bpharm that is totally another story. |
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Oct 22 2009, 06:10 PM
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QUOTE(igmroey @ Oct 21 2009, 01:44 PM) Okay how about this....Can we switch our courses ie from b.science to b.pharm but STARTOVER for b.pharm. Do they look at our results for semester 1 of b.science or do they look at our Pre-U results? Just do well in your pre-u and apply or appeal to the universities involved. If you can't make it for Monash, there's still IMU which has lower entry requirements.Afraid i can't make it ><   I'm pretty sure they won't look at your b.science. Even people who have done diploma in pharmacy has to start over. A few of my coursemates in BPharm (Monash) now have either done one semester of BPharm elsewhere or dropped out of medicine (MBBS). Yet they all have to start over in BPharm. There are no credit exemptions.. In terms of entry requirements, I would advise you to apply NOW. Applications are already open. Get a conditional offer/place first. There's a cap of only 60 students next intake. If your pre-u results are poor, write an appeal letter or talk to the course manager. |
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Oct 24 2009, 08:08 AM
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I have already applied for Monash, IMU not yet. I dont intend to switch courses, i just want to get into the pharmacy course. Its like taking another pathway to pharmacy ( but there isn't any =.='').
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Oct 25 2009, 11:02 AM
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hi folks,i'm from segi+sunderland mpharm...
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Oct 25 2009, 02:23 PM
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QUOTE(coogie @ Oct 25 2009, 11:02 AM) hi folks,i'm from segi+sunderland mpharm... Great! I'll add you to the list. Did you go for the inter-uni event at Nottingham uni last month?How's the course so far? |
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Nov 1 2009, 02:09 AM
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hello. finally i'm now a pharmacy student in nott. entering week 6 soon
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Nov 1 2009, 10:05 AM
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I am not sure if anyone or i have asked this question before, but sorry if i repeat the redundant questions here.
What are the requirements of sciences graduetes to continue their master in pharmacy? which institution offer this master PHARM? I am not really fond of involving myself onto research and would be glad to find a way out to continue to pharmacy which can allow me to have a more rewarding career and to have plenty of interactions with patients as well.=) |
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Nov 1 2009, 10:33 AM
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QUOTE(OMG! @ Nov 1 2009, 10:05 AM) I am not sure if anyone or i have asked this question before, but sorry if i repeat the redundant questions here. hi I don't have te definitive answer for this.. But as far as I know, no IPTS in Malaysia offers a master in pharm. Don't know about IPTAs though.What are the requirements of sciences graduetes to continue their master in pharmacy? which institution offer this master PHARM? I am not really fond of involving myself onto research and would be glad to find a way out to continue to pharmacy which can allow me to have a more rewarding career and to have plenty of interactions with patients as well.=) You could try asking monash though. I see postgraduate students doing research in our labs but I don't know what their qualifications are or what they will matriulate with. (Or just give me a week to check out the postgraduate courses here.. I see the prospectuses lying around) However, I do know that Uni of Sydney and a few others in Australia (UQ maybe) offer 1.5-year master courses in pharmacy with a few specific speialisations you may want to look into(some non research related). I think it's best you email these universities personally and ask them about their requirements..  Links to these universities are up on the 1st post. Just navigate yourself until you get to the postgraduate section. |
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Nov 1 2009, 03:04 PM
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QUOTE(baoz @ Nov 1 2009, 10:33 AM) hi I don't have te definitive answer for this.. But as far as I know, no IPTS in Malaysia offers a master in pharm. Don't know about IPTAs though. Sick of researching works could land me other tasks is a better option to me.i see pharmacy as a career which could land me a platform for patient interactions and for that i love health sciences more than doing research based works .You could try asking monash though. I see postgraduate students doing research in our labs but I don't know what their qualifications are or what they will matriulate with. (Or just give me a week to check out the postgraduate courses here.. I see the prospectuses lying around) However, I do know that Uni of Sydney and a few others in Australia (UQ maybe) offer 1.5-year master courses in pharmacy with a few specific speialisations you may want to look into(some non research related). I think it's best you email these universities personally and ask them about their requirements.. Links to these universities are up on the 1st post. Just navigate yourself until you get to the postgraduate section. |
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Nov 5 2009, 08:04 PM
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jz realize we had such a thread in here
im kinda slow arent i im doin mpharm in segi too =D |
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Nov 5 2009, 08:43 PM
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hmm...so those studying in segi are going to undergo twinning programme to U of sunderland???..so u study 2 year at segi 2 year at U of sunderland?? i'm planning to go to U of sunderland next year and i'm taking A level. next year may/june will end. so,the entry requirement for the U of sunderland is getting 300 points in A level which means at least BBC iirc. so i want to ask that if the results is BBC,chance to get in that U of sunderland high?? btw, 300 points in A level means bbc right??i dun really understand the UCAS table...so any infos is greatly appreciated.
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Nov 5 2009, 08:59 PM
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QUOTE(Angelpoli @ Nov 5 2009, 08:43 PM) hmm...so those studying in segi are going to undergo twinning programme to U of sunderland???..so u study 2 year at segi 2 year at U of sunderland?? i'm planning to go to U of sunderland next year and i'm taking A level. next year may/june will end. so,the entry requirement for the U of sunderland is getting 300 points in A level which means at least BBC iirc. so i want to ask that if the results is BBC,chance to get in that U of sunderland high?? btw, 300 points in A level means bbc right??i dun really understand the UCAS table...so any infos is greatly appreciated. yup, tat's rite, it's a 2+2 programme.hmmm..bout dis..i cant really help u with is 'cause i gt in with stpm results. U of sunderland has a south east asia office here in subang u can try to call them up?? |
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Nov 5 2009, 11:42 PM
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@Angelpoli
try to aim at least BBB for all subject - maths, chem , bio. if you get an A for chemistry, it gonna help in your application as well. i think you need to take IELTS or the other one to show your english proficiency. |
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Nov 6 2009, 02:17 AM
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ya..IELTS is at least 6.0.n i also hope i can get at least BBB...but...haizz...i just screw part of my tests...hope other papers will be able to pull up the marks....btw...anyone can confirm with me about the A level points??? 300 points is it BBC????i still dun get it when i go to the UCAS website see.cuz i need to have the min. AS results requirement to get a place at the U of sunderland first..dun wan register as a late applicant..
Added on November 6, 2009, 9:15 pmso any idea about the UCAS points?? This post has been edited by Angelpoli: Nov 6 2009, 09:15 PM |
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Nov 12 2009, 12:48 AM
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Er... why don't i see UCSI in the M'sia pharmacy board? Is it still new ?
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Nov 12 2009, 02:57 AM
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UCSI + USM was there long time ago..
but UCSi U was granted to offer their own degree.. the first batch had graduated and in the working fields now. the malaysia accreditation baord had access lecturers, training hospital (HKL Hospital) and other parties.. so i predict the announcement of inclusion to the board is coming shortly.. Added on November 12, 2009, 2:59 ambtw how much does it cost to study 2 year in msia + 2 year in sunderland??? for me it seem a very high cost This post has been edited by wskyline: Nov 12 2009, 02:59 AM |
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Nov 14 2009, 12:31 PM
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Hi people.
I do not usually hang out at the education thread, and I it is a pleasant surprise to find a whole thread dedicated to pharmacy. I am asking those who are already doing the course, how much does the whole pharmacy course cost in private local IPT? E.g. Nottingham, IMU etc? I am asking from a parent perspective to get a feel of the cost I have to bear to see my child take up a course like pharmacy. Thanks for helping me out. Xuzen |
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Nov 14 2009, 04:11 PM
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QUOTE(xuzen @ Nov 14 2009, 12:31 PM) Hi people. Hi, to quote the first post in this thread...I do not usually hang out at the education thread, and I it is a pleasant surprise to find a whole thread dedicated to pharmacy. I am asking those who are already doing the course, how much does the whole pharmacy course cost in private local IPT? E.g. Nottingham, IMU etc? I am asking from a parent perspective to get a feel of the cost I have to bear to see my child take up a course like pharmacy. Thanks for helping me out. Xuzen » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Generally if you're planning to have your child do the degree fully in Malaysia (4 years), be prepared to fork out between RM100k to Rm200k. Do note however that tuition fees increase every year, especially in Monash (around Rm500 - Rm1000 increment every year). If you were to twin overseas, it will definitely go up to RM200k to RM300k (EXCLUSIVE of living costs).. This post has been edited by baoz: Dec 8 2009, 05:41 PM |
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Dec 8 2009, 05:42 PM
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Hi all. This thread's a little dead lately. Anyway, I've updated 1st post on the fees for IMU-UQ twinning.
QUOTE 3. Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons), credit transfer 2 years to University of Queensland, Australia; July intake. Fees: RM 87,200 (local tuition) + RM 163,800 (Queensland tuition) Total approximate: RM 251,000 ++ (not inclusive of miscellaneous fees and cost of living in Queensland) I'm curious as to how the Segi-Sunderland program is going. Two of my friends have started there but I haven't had the chance to talk to them yet.. |
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Dec 8 2009, 06:30 PM
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My results will be coming out in 2 days time. Hopefully i can make it to Monash although my chance is slim.
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