Representing over 900 undergrad and postgrad Pharmacy students across the 3 schools of pharmacy in Ireland. Trinity, RCSI, and UCC. Sign up for TWINNET ⬇️
Are you a recent graduate looking to gain hands on experience? Our exciting 3-year graduate programme at Sanofi UK gives you the chance to gain experience in a range of business areas in which we operate and develop the skills you need for a successful career. ⬇️
https://t.co/6H6TPqlk6H Follow the link to sign up for our TWINNET with France - all online this year of course, still set to be a fantastic time! Open to all pharmacy students in Ireland 🇮🇪 #PharmacyStudent#TWINNET
📢Brand new #EPSAPodcast
🇮🇪IPSA Ireland: Meet me Fair presentation winner, listen in to catch up with the team at @IPSAIreland
🎙️https://t.co/qTJRg0XIh9 #NowPlaying
A final reminder to fill out IPSA's student survey. Deadline Jan 1st at 6pm.
We want to hear how you have been affected by the pandemic, and what pressures you have faced as a result of your tuition fees
https://t.co/SOfV8IW5wS
#EducationForAll#PharmacyStudents#FrontlineWorkers
The extensive network of Irish community pharmacies must be utilised when rolling out the #Covid-19 #vaccination campaign.
Pharmacists can administer at least 10,000 COVID vaccines per day - an enormous asset to the Covid-19 vaccination programme
#ThinkPharmacy
Our petition is still open!! We’re calling for a fair deal for student nurses and midwives, with over 25,000 signatures so far. Sign, share, and help end exploitation on the front line! https://t.co/O7RDLCm7vG
Check out the @EPSA_Online Policy Newsletter to read about IPSA's Advocacy Representatives Eimear Garvey and Aoife Huethorst, as they discuss IPSA and pharmacy news in Ireland.
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Lleap platform ➡️ lifelong learning
Career page ➡️ professional development and career orientation
Methodology booklet ➡️ advocating for harmonisation🔄 and ↗️of the education in 🇪🇺
Cc @PGEU@EIPGeu @EAHPtweet
IPSA’s position paper - due to the revamp of the Masters of pharmacy degree, we have to pay between €7,500 and €8,498 for our final year of college. This is making the pharmacy degree elitist. Why is this? #EducationForAll#StudentFees#WhatWeDoInPharmacy#PharmacyStudents
Pharmacy students in Ireland are now paying extortionate final year fees of up to €8,498 due to the change in structure to our M.Pharm programme, while many carry out unpaid internships as a requirement for our degree. We need to take a stand against this. #pharmacystudents
If you're a pharmacy student in Ireland, please take the time fill out our survey. We want to know how the economic burden of unpaid placements and high fees is affecting you.
#EducationForAll#frontlineworkers
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