Heffring University
DIPLOMASchool of Health and Community Services

Pharmacy Technician

Duration

2 Years

Language

English

Credits

36 Credits

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Entry Requirements

Secondary school diploma or equivalent. English proficiency test results (IELTS 6.0+ or equivalent).

Minimum Grade: Passing grade in core subjects.

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Program Overview

Develop professional expertise in Pharmacy Technician with our state-of-the-art curriculum, industry-led instruction, and hands-on training.

Curriculum

CodeSubject NameCredits
HTH-PHA-100
Introduction to Health Sciences
Semester 1
5
HTH-PHA-101
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Semester 1
5
HTH-PHA-102
Medical Terminology
Semester 1
5
HTH-PHA-103
Patient Care Fundamentals
Semester 2
5
HTH-PHA-104
Infection Control and Safety
Semester 2
5
HTH-PHA-105
Health and Community Practices
Semester 2
5
PHT-101Pharmacy
Pharmaceutical Calculations
3
PHT-102Pharmacy
Anatomy and Physiology
3
PHT-103Pharmacy
Pharmacology
3
PHT-201Pharmacy
Community Pharmacy Practice
3
PHT-202Pharmacy
Hospital Pharmacy Practice
3
PHT-203Pharmacy
Sterile Compounding
3
PHT-301Pharmacy
Pharmacy Law and Ethics
3
PHT-302Pharmacy
Medication Safety
3
PHT-303Pharmacy
Clinical Placement
3
PHT-401Pharmacy
Drug Distribution Systems
3
PHT-402Pharmacy
Professional Practice
3
PHT-403Pharmacy
Health Communications
3

Career Prospects

Potential Roles:

Pharmacy Technician Practitioner, Industry Specialist, Professional Assistant.

Program Faculty

Dr. Sarah Mitchell

Associate Professor

Prof. Michael O'Brien

Lecturer

Dr. Emily Campbell

Professor & Chair