The Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) program at the University of Hong Kong aims to cultivate highly competent pharmacists equipped with robust scientific and clinical knowledge. Through an integrative and problem-based learning approach, graduates are prepared to apply their expertise ethically and effectively in patient care upon entering the healthcare profession. The program emphasizes not only the safe and effective use of medications but also the broader role of pharmacists in disease treatment, symptom management, disease prevention, and health promotion. Graduates are trained to contribute significantly to the pharmacy sector and the overall health and well-being of the community.
The four-year Bachelor of Pharmacy program comprises 258 credits, including core pharmacy courses, electives, common core courses, and language courses. The curriculum is designed to provide a comprehensive foundation in pharmaceutical sciences and practice.
Graduates of the BPharm program are prepared for diverse roles within the healthcare sector and beyond. The program equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary for various pharmacy practice settings and related fields.
For international applicants not using HKDSE, admissions are handled through the International Admissions Scheme. Specific requirements for non-local qualifications are not detailed here.
Tuition fees are for the 2026-27 academic year. Living costs are estimates and can vary.
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For the 2026-27 academic year, the tuition fee for international students in STEM-related faculties, including Medicine, is HK$249,000 per year.
On-campus accommodation is estimated at HK$17,290 - HK$37,940 per year, while off-campus accommodation ranges from HK$30,000 - HK$50,000 per year. Total estimated living expenses should not exceed HK$50,000 annually.
The Bachelor of Pharmacy program is a four-year course comprising 258 credits. The curriculum includes core pharmacy courses, electives, common core courses, and language courses.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Community Pharmacist, Hospital Pharmacist, Clinical Pharmacist, Researcher, and professionals in the Pharmaceutical Industry or Regulatory Agencies.
International students can apply through the Non-JUPAS (or International Admissions Scheme) via the University of Hong Kong's international admissions portal. Ensure you check eligibility, prepare necessary documents, and submit your application by the deadline.
Yes, Entrance Scholarships are available on a merit-based system for outstanding students, potentially covering full tuition and living expenses.