I was offered a pharmacy programme where the first half of the programme will be conducted at my local university (non-recognised) and the second half at a partnering university (recognised) for the remaining years. Will I be able to obtain pharmacist registration with the SPC?

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The SPC do not recognise twinning programmes. Applicants must undergo the entire duration of their pharmacy course and final examination in a pharmacy school listed in the List of Registrable Basic Pharmacy Qualifications before they can be considered for registration as a pharmacist in Singapore.

I was offered a pharmacy programme where the first half of the programme will be conducted at my local university (non-recognised) and the second half at a partnering university (recognised) for the remaining years. Will I be able to obtain pharmacist registration with the SPC?

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