Welcome to the Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) Portal
This portal aggregates a range of information, links and resources related to delivery of the BPharm to make it easily available to staff, students and contributors to the BPharm programme.
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COVID-19 Updates
Visit the government website for current COVID-19 level updates
Visit the University of Auckland COVID-19 official updates page for students
- BPharm COVID Playbook for Sem 1 2021, DVCA approved 2 March
- Guidance from MOH about four levels of contact and actions to take at 2 March 2021
- Screening protocols for oncampus BPharm sessions as at 4 March 2021
- Powerpoint update 5 March 2021 from Academic Director for all BPharm students and staff
Official Information from the NZ Government
Official Information from the Ministry of Health (NZ)
Official Information from the University of Auckland
SEMESTER 1 BPHARM COURSE-LEVEL FRAMEWORKS FROM THE COVID PLAYBOOK
- Appendix 3 BPharm course details for Part 2 Sem 1 2021.pdf
- Appendix 3 BPharm course details for Part 3 Sem 1 2021.pdf
- Appendix 3 BPharm course details for Part 4 Sem 1 2021.pdf
Instructional videos on PPE, handwashing, and hand sanitiser use, c/o ADHB
PPE Instructional Video from Auckland DHB on Vimeo.
Handwashing with soap from Auckland DHB on Vimeo.
Handwashing with sanitiser from Auckland DHB on Vimeo.
Programme Documents
BPharm Handbooks
BPharm Graduate Profile
Programme Information
- BPharm Programme Detail
- BPharm Regulations
- BPharm Programme Visual Overview for new Part 2 BPharm students in 2021
- BPharm Programme Visual Overview for existing Part 3 and 4 BPharm students in 2021
- BPharm Undergraduate Brochure
- BPharm Brochure - Māori and Pacific Secondary Students
School of Pharmacy Key Contacts
Find out about Pharmacy as a varied career in health View the video: Pharmacy as a career video | Find out about important roles of Pharmacists View the video: How valuable pharmacists are in Aoteaora NZ |
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Programme Assessments
Standard Procedures in Exit Tests
Academic Misconduct
University of Auckland Student Academic Conduct Statute
BPharm Processes if Academic Misconduct (cheating/plagiarism) is suspected
University of Auckland Assessment Policy
Please note due to Covid-19 dates below could change if required by the Ministry of Health and our University of Auckland senior leadership team. We will provide updates to any changes to key dates via your University of Auckland Student Email. and via your Canvas course.
Part 2 Dates
Part II Key Dates 2021
- Orientation Part 2 - Tues 23 - Thurs 25 February 8.45am-5.00pm - Orientation Programme Part 2 UPDATED 19.02.21
- Māori Health Intensive Module - 12 - 15 July February * NOTE THIS IS DURING INTER-SEMESTER BREAK
- Molecule to Market Module - Friday 23 July (Week 1 PHARMACY 213)
Part 3 Dates
Part III Key Dates 2021
- Orientation Part 3 - Fri 26 February 10.00am-12.00pm - Orientation Programme Part 3 UPDATED 19.02.21
- Quality & Safety Interprofessional Module - 19 Mon and 20 Tues July - (Week 1 of PHARMACY 312)
Part 3 Orientation Programme 2021 - Friday 26 February 2021 - 9.45am-12.30pm
Part 4 Dates
Part IV Key Dates 2021
Orientation Part 4 and Research Skills Intensive Day 1 - Friday 26 February - 8.30am-5.30pm Orientation Programme Part 4 UPDATED 19.02.21
Refer to PHARMACY 411 Canvas site for Urgent & Immediate Patient Care (UIPC) Interprofessional Learning Module dates in 2021
Placement Dates and General Information
Specific Placement Information
- Placement 1 - Part II (Second-year students)
- Placements 2 & 3 - Part III (Third-year students)
- Placement 4 - Part IV (Final-year students)
- Placement 5 - Part IV (Final-year students)
Health & Safety
BPharm Student Awards/Prizes
See list of available BPharm Awards/Prizes in 2021
BPharm Student Awards/Prizes Past Winners
Required Textbook used throughout Part 2, 3 and 4 of the BPharm
Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics, 6th Edition
Editors: Cate Whittlesea Karen Hodson
Paperback ISBN: 9780702070112
eBook ISBN: 9780702070099
Imprint: Elsevier Published Date: 7th August 2018
Strongly Recommended Textbooks in Part 2; as reference in Part 3 and 4
Pharmacy Practice
Edition 6th
Edited by Jennie Watson and Louise Cogan
ISBN: 9780702074301
Aulton’s pharmaceutics: the design and manufacture of medicines
Author: Michael E. Aulton, Kevin Taylor (editors)
Edition: 5th (2018)
ISBN: 070207005X, 9780702070051
Martin’s physical pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences: physical chemical and biopharmaceutical principles in the pharmaceutical sciences
Author: Patrick J. Sinko (editor)
Edition: 7th (2017)
ISBN: 1451191456, 1496353447, 9781451191455, 9781496353443
Physicochemical principles of pharmacy: in manufacture, formulation and clinical use
Author: Alexander T. Florence, David Attwood
Edition: 6th (2016)
ISBN: 9780857111746
APSA (Auckland Pharmacy Students Association) Information
- APSA Executive Team 2021 (Student Executives Representatives List)
- APSA Information
- APSA Facebook page
- APSA website
Email APSA: apsaexec@gmail.com
APSA Welcome Pack
Fresher's Camp 2021 Information
Student Class Representatives 2021
Part II: Cindy Yim and Brendan Hua
Part III: Sianne West and Srikar Kasha
Part IV: Kishona Sathiyakumar and Phuong (Gwen) Luong
MAPAS Student Tutors 2021
Part IV: Svenja Meissner
Part III: Caitlyn Morrison
Part II: TBC
Coronavirus Updates
University of Auckland Coronavirus current information
Student Illness During Study
What to do if you are unable to attend University
What to do if you are unwell/have experienced misfortune and cannot attend Placement day(s)
BPharm Year Coordinators
Remember the BPharm Year 2, 3 and 4 Coordinators are here for you if you need any support in your study, pastoral support, if you are feeling stressed or unwell or if you would like an impartial support person outside of your course team to be a sounding board or support.
Bachelor of Pharmacy Year Coordinators detail for students and staff 2021
Part 2 Year Coordinator
– Angelene van der Westhuizen a.vanderwesthuizen@auckland.ac.nz
Part 3 Year Coordinator
– Sara Hanning s.hanning@auckland.ac.nz
Part 4 Year Coordinator
– Sachin Thakur s.thakur@auckland.ac.nz
University Health Support Teams and Systems
Student Recreation and Sport
In Case of Emergencies
Off-campus Emergency Help and Support
Key Contacts at University of Auckland
Library Support
Philson Library Resources for Pharmacy Students
Find Answers to your Questions and Get Help through ASK Auckland
Pharmacy Reception Collection Times for Assignments/Feedback
Located at Grafton Campus, Building 505, Level 3, School of Pharmacy reception desk
- Open Monday to Friday (most days unless noted at the reception desk due to clinical exams/staff training)
- 10:00 am to 12:00pm
Contact the School of Pharmacy
Pharmacy School Contact Details
Email: enquiries@uoa.auckland.ac.nz
Assignment box (Located at Grafton, Building 505, Level 3, to the right of the Pharmacy Reception office window)
- Assignments can be dropped off at any time into the Assignment box
To book a study room at Level 3 School of Pharmacy:
University of Auckland study/learning resources, workshops and support people
English Language Development - Speaking Listening Reading & Writing in English
Time Management and Beating Procrastination
Library and Learning Workshops
Learning Advisory Workshops and Inclusive Learning Support
Readings to support you to learn effectively
Pharmacy Council of New Zealand (PCNZ)
Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand (PSNZ)
Māori Pharmacists Association (MPA)
Pacific Pharmacists' Association
New Zealand Hospital Pharmacists Association (NZHPA)
New Zealand Pharmacovigilance Centre (NZPhVC) - Centre for Adverse Reaction Monitoring (CARM)
International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP)
Commonwealth Pharmacists Association (CPA)
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