NZ Recommend Majors

The Department of Pharmacy is dedicated to training and developing professional pharmacists. To become a registered pharmacist in New Zealand, students must complete a total of 4 years of study—consisting of a 1-year prerequisite program followed by a 3-year professional pharmacy curriculum. Upon graduation, completing a mandatory 52-week internship allows graduates to register with the Pharmacy Council and practice as fully qualified pharmacists.Currently, the University of Otago and the University of Auckland are the two main institutions offering pharmacy programs in New Zealand. Both universities are highly popular, boasting excellent employment rates and strong career outcomes for their graduates. Additionally, starting from 2026, the University of Waikato has introduced a new 2-year Master of Pharmacy program, which is already gaining significant traction.SSOL YUHAK has successfully produced Korean successful applicants to this Master of Pharmacy program since its very first intake. If you are interested in pursuing a Master of Pharmacy—including credit/major evaluation, English test preparation, and interview coaching—please feel free to contact SSOL YUHAK at any time.