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University Launches Innovative MPharm Program
28 Jul
Summary
- New MPharm course features mock dispensary for hands-on training.
- Telehealth room allows practice of remote patient consultations.
- First students to enroll in September for a four-year program.
The University of Suffolk is introducing a new Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) program, set to welcome its first students in September. This four-year course is engineered with future-facing facilities, including a mock dispensary and a telehealth room. These advanced learning environments will allow students to practice essential skills in lifelike scenarios, preparing them for the evolving demands of the pharmacy profession.
This program represents a significant step in addressing the local, regional, and national shortages of pharmacists. Professor Paula Kersten, dean of the school of health, emphasized the university's commitment to developing the health and social care sector's future workforce. The MPharm course is a key development in this ongoing mission.
