| Education |
| Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) |
| The CUHK Bachelor of Pharmacy Programme started in 1992 and is the only pharmacy degree programme available in Hong Kong. It aims to train graduates to function independently as professional health care providers who, as part of the health care team, can provide first class pharmaceutical and health-related care for the health of Hong Kong citizens. |
| M. Phil. Degree Programme |
| The M.Phil programme is a research-based degree programme, the ultimate requirement being the submission of a thesis. In addition, students are expected to complete a coursework component, as specified by the supervisor(s), with the approval of the Graduate Panel. The coursework component will provide essential research knowledge and skills pertaining to the candidates' research projects. Regular research seminars will be scheduled throughout the two-year curriculum. Minimum requirements are for each candidate to present two research seminars per year. |
| Ph.D. Degree Programme |
| The Ph.D programme is research oriented and has the aim of advancing pharmacy knowledge with the major requirement being the conduct and defence of a doctoral thesis. Within one year of registration, the candidate must submit a thesis proposal to the Panel for approval. This proposal will prepare in close cooperation with the supervisor. Candidates will also be required to attend and participate in research seminars and other activities organised by the School of Pharmacy. Courses or other supplementary instruction will be tailored to the need and research interest of the candidate as deemed appropriate by the Graduate Panel in agreement with the supervisor. |
| Master of Clinical Pharmacy (MClinPharm) |
| This is a 2-year part-time taught Master degree programme. Students may complete the programme in 2 years on normal progress, or up to 4 years as the maximum. Students will learn from teachers from the School of Pharmacy, as well as expert physicians, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals from local clinical practice. The programme will involve a variety of learning activities, including: |
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| MSc Programme in Chinese Medicines and Herbal Drugs |
| Administered by the School of Chinese Medicine and co-organized by the School of Pharmacy, the programme is intended to provide students with knowledge of Chinese medicinal materials and herbal products. |
| Certificate Courses in Pharmacotherapy | |
| This is a part-time short course programme. It provides the flexibility for one to select courses suited for individual interest. Students will learn from teachers from the School of Pharmacy, as well as expert physicians, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals from local clinical practice. Learning activities include lectures, case studies and seminars. |
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