Many Australian universities offer pharmacy degrees, including entry-level degrees which are usually four-year bachelor's or bachelor's with honours degrees. The following universities do not offer pharmacy degrees: Australian Catholic University, Australian National University, Bond University, Central Queensland University, Deakin University (although it offers a bachelor's degree majoring in pharmaceutical science), Edith Cowan University, Federation University Australia, Flinders University, Macquarie University, Murdoch University (seems like it once offered a Master of Pharmacy), Southern Cross University, Swinburne University of Technology, Torrens University Australia, University of Adelaide, University of Melbourne (although a pharmacology major exists), University of Notre Dame Australia, University of Southern Queensland, University of the Sunshine Coast, University of Wollongong, Victoria University and Western Sydney University.
Table + Pharmacy schools in Australia University Location(s) Degree(s) Charles Darwin University Darwin and online (entry level qualification). Charles Sturt University Orange Curtin University Perth , and . Griffith University Gold Coast , and (entry level qualification). James Cook University Cairns, Mackay and Townsville , Seems can only be done at Cairns and Townsville and maybe online. and . La Trobe University Bendigo , and . Monash University Melbourne , , and . Queensland University of Technology Brisbane . RMIT University Melbourne . University of Canberra Canberra and . University of New England Armidale and online , and . University of New South Wales Sydney , and . University of Newcastle Newcastle . University of Queensland Brisbane , , , , , and . University of South Australia Adelaide , , and . University of Sydney Sydney , , , , and . University of Tasmania Cradle Coast, Hobart and Launceston (not at Cradle Coast), . ,Only offered online , and . University of Technology Sydney Sydney and . University of Western Australia Perth and .
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