THE National Australian Pharmacy Students' Association (NAPSA) Congress 2026 has been declared an "outstanding success", with over 330 attendees enjoying a week of learning and networking.
Hosted by the University of Sydney from 11-17 January, the event welcomed pharmacy students, interns and industry leaders from Australia, New Zealand and overseas.
Centred on the theme 'Sailing to New Streams', the program reflected the evolving role of pharmacists and the importance of adaptability, resilience and leadership within the profession.
The week-long event featured keynote addresses from leading voices in healthcare, interactive workshops, policy discussions, and extensive networking opportunities for students at all stages of their pharmacy journey.
NAPSA National President Sebastian Harper said the success of Congress 2026 was a testament to the passion and commitment of Australia's pharmacy students.
"NAPSA Congress 2026 showcased the strength, diversity and future potential of the pharmacy profession," Harper said.
"It was inspiring to see students from across the country come together to learn, connect and help shape its future."
At the Gala Ball, NAPSA announced the appointment of five honorary life members in recognition of their outstanding contributions to the Association, pharmacy education, student advocacy and the profession:
* Catherine Bronger
* Erin Cooper
* Adam Livori
* Ayomide Ogundipe
* Georgina Twomey.
NAPSA Congress 2027 will be held in Perth, hosted by the WA Pharmacy Students' Association.
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