Auckland School of Pharmacy

The higher profile of pharma­cists throughout the pandemic may have bolstered enrolments in the Bachelor of Pharmacy course at the University of Auckland

The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted Auckland School of Pharmacy students to kickstart a non-academic programme centred on encouragement and support

The University of Auckland has announced associate professor Shane Scahill is the new head of the School of Pharmacy, replacing Jeff Harrison who will step down after five years in the role

Auckland School of Pharmacy staff were last week trying to make sense of the “enormous shock” of their colleague Elizabeth Bangera being fatally stabbed on 19 March

Police have charged a man with murder after Auckland School of Pharmacy coordinator Elizabeth Bangera and her husband, Herman, were fatally stabbed in their home on 19 March

Neither nosediving enrolment numbers nor COVID-19 could dampen the mood in Auckland and Otago as the pharmacy schools officially welcomed students into the first year of the programme at their annual White Coat Ceremonies

Pharmacy students around the country are readying their regalia for their upcoming graduations after a “hell of a year” of tertiary-level learning during a global pandemic. Meanwhile, Otago pharmacy students had their graduation ceremony called off over the weekend due to a security threat

Pharmacy students around the country are readying their regalia for their upcoming graduations after a “hell of a year” of tertiary-level learning during a global pandemic

Jo Barnes, the deputy head of the Auckland School of Pharmacy, has become the first New Zealand pharmacist be made a fellow of the International Society of Pharmacovigilance

Pharmacists are well placed to deliver mental health interventions in their communities and a team of University of Auckland researchers are currently trying to determine how ready they are to do so