Student essay comp
March 21, 2013
FOURTH year pharmacy students
are being encouraged to enter the
Guild Intern Training Program
National Student Essay Competition.
“The future is in the hands of
innovative students,” said National
President of the Pharmacy Guild of
Australia, Kos Sclavos.
“It’s going to be up to them to
make or break the world of
pharmacy,” he added.
As part of the competition,
students are encouraged to submit
an essay of 2,000 words on one of
the following topics: What will
community pharmacy look like in
2033? Space suits and robots?
What will change and what will stay
the same? or What are the
desirable attributes of a job and
program-ready graduate
pharmacist that employers are
looking for? How are these
attributes best utilised to further
the objectives of the pharmacy?
The winning essay submission
will receive a fully-paid scholarship
to cover the student’s Guild ITP
course expenses, up to the value of
$2000.
The top four student essays will
be available online and an excerpt
from the winning essay will be
published in Pharmacy Review
2013, the Guild’s annual summary
publication.
In addition to the scholarship, the
winning essayist will receive
complimentary registration, travel
and accommodation to attend the
Pharmacy Guild of Australia’s 2013
Pharmacy Business Network.
The closing date for essay
submissions is 26 July 2013.
CLICK HERE for details.
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