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Student survey: oversupply, poor salary biggest obstacles

Sheshtyn Paola 05/01/2017

NAPSA Congress 2016 at James Cook University, Townsville. Photo: Christian Nimri Photography

Pharmacy students are mostly positive about the future but are hoping for better pay and conditions on entering the workforce The National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association (NAPSA) has released the results of its latest student survey. In November 2016, 761 Australian pharmacy students completed the National Pharmacy Students’ Survey with 68% of these employed in

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