PHARMACEUTICAL SCHOOLS IN GHANA.

PHARMACEUTICAL SCHOOLS IN GHANA.

“PHARMACEUTICAL” is a term derived from “PHARMACY”.

It is defined as the art, practice, or professional of preparation, preserving, compounding, and dispensing medical drugs.

A pharmaceutical school is a school where this art or practice is taught to students as a way of guiding them on their journey to being pharmacists.

THE PHARMACY COUNCIL, GHANA.

According to Pharmacy Council, Ghana; To qualify to practice as a Pharmacist or Pharmacy Technician in Ghana, specific qualifications from accredited institutions are required.

Qualifications obtained in unaccredited institutions are not acceptable, even if the qualifications themselves are accepted.

For Foreign-trained graduates and Foreign Practicing Pharmacists, you must have one of the qualifications listed below. 

In addition, the qualification must meet the minimum requirements for registration as a Pharmacist in your country or jurisdiction of origin.

Again, qualifications must be obtained from institutions accredited by the Pharmacy licensing authority in your country or jurisdiction.

BASIC QUALIFICATION.

The accepted qualifications for the practice of Pharmacy in Ghana are;

1. Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm)

2. Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D.)

Qualification for Pharmacy Technician in Ghana is Higher National Diploma (HND) in Dispensing Technology.

PHARMACEUTICAL SCHOOLS IN GHANA.

Below are accredited Pharmaceutical Schools in Ghana you can get trained at.

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