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Study pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences abroad

Pharmacy abroad splits into two paths. A professional pharmacy degree leads to registration as a pharmacist with that country's regulator, which usually needs local study or a long assessment for Indian graduates. Pharmaceutical sciences degrees lead to research, industry, quality and regulatory roles and are easier to enter after a BPharm.

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Best-fit countries for this stream

What are the typical entry requirements?

  • Bachelor's (MPharm or BPharm abroad): 12th with chemistry and biology or maths, with high marks.
  • Master's in pharmaceutical sciences: BPharm or a related science degree.
  • English test score as required.
  • Pharmaceutical analysis and quality
  • Regulatory affairs
  • Clinical research
  • Pharmacology
  • Drug discovery and development

Becoming a pharmacist abroad

CountryRegulator
UKGeneral Pharmaceutical Council
AustraliaPharmacy Board of Australia (via Australian Pharmacy Council assessment)
CanadaPharmacy Examining Board of Canada and provincial regulators

What does it cost?

Professional pharmacy degrees are expensive and long. We give you a written estimate for your shortlist.

Job outlook

Industry and research roles depend on the local pharmaceutical sector and your specialisation. Employment is not guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

Can an Indian BPharm graduate become a pharmacist abroad?
Usually only after an assessment, exams and supervised practice set by that country's pharmacy regulator. It can take several years.
What is the difference between pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences?
Pharmacy degrees prepare you to become a licensed pharmacist. Pharmaceutical sciences degrees lead to research, industry and regulatory roles.
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