Bachelor of Pharmacy | TUT

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The Bachelor of Pharmacy at TUT (offered at the Arcadia Campus) is a four-year professional degree preparing students for registration as pharmacists with the South African Pharmacy Council (SAPC). The programme covers pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacology, pharmacy practice, and patient care, with experiential learning at community and hospital pharmacies. South Africa's pharmaceutical sector — spanning retail chains, hospital pharmacies, the public sector, and a growing generic manufacturing industry — provides broad career opportunities for qualified pharmacists.

English: Level 4
Mathematics or Technical Mathematics: Level 4
Physical Sciences or Technical Sciences: Level 4
Life Sciences: Level 4
Two other subjects: Level 4
APS: 24

Career Prospects

Pharmacist – Dispensing medicine and counselling patients at retail pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, and community health centres nationwide.
Hospital Pharmacist – Managing drug procurement, compounding, and clinical pharmacy services in public and private hospital settings.
Regulatory Affairs Pharmacist – Ensuring pharmaceutical products meet SAHPRA registration standards for local and international manufacturers.
Industrial Pharmacist – Working in quality control, production, and research at South African generic medicine manufacturers like Aspen Pharmacare or Adcock Ingram.
Academic Pharmacist – Teaching pharmacy sciences and conducting drug research at South African universities and research institutions.

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