Master of Clinical Pharmacy (MClinPharm)
Allied Health
A course by
University of Auckland
The Master of Clinical Pharmacy prepares pharmacists for advanced clinical research and practice, contributing to innovations in pharmacy and medicines management.
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Core skills this course teaches
Advance clinical pharmacy knowledge
Build expertise by participating in research projects that contribute to the development of clinical pharmacy practice.
Evaluate innovations in practice
Critically analyse and assess advances and innovations in clinical pharmacy and medicines management services.
About This Course
The Master of Clinical Pharmacy (MClinPharm) is designed for pharmacists seeking to advance their clinical and research expertise. The programme enables students to develop and lead research projects in pharmacy, evaluate new practices in medicines management, and stay current with advances in the field. Course delivery is primarily online, supplemented by in-person weekend workshops. It is available in 120- or 240-point formats, depending on prior qualifications, and includes advanced pharmacotherapy coursework and a major research component.
Course Content
- Research portfolio or thesis (120 points)
- Advanced Clinical Pharmacy 1
- Advanced Clinical Pharmacy 2
- Advanced Clinical Pharmacy 3
- Advanced Pharmacotherapy
- Medicine management
- Evaluation of clinical pharmacy innovations
Entry Requirements
Pharmacy degree
Current registration as a pharmacist (requirement inferred based on focus but actual registration requirements not explicitly stated on page)
Build towards these roles
Clinical pharmacistPharmacy research rolesAdvanced roles in medicines managementOpportunities for leadership in pharmacy practice
Build skills in these industries
PharmacyHealthClinical Research
