Steps to becoming a licensed pharmacist in Nova Scotia.
To become a licensed pharmacist, you must complete a 4-year Bachelor of Science degree in Pharmacy.
However, if you are more interested in research or teaching you may pursue a Master of Science, post Doctor of Clinical Pharmacy, or other post-graduate study.
Practical training and experience, under the supervision of a pharmacist is required. Practical training will likely involve 20 weeks of structured practice experience, and an additional 560 hours of unstructured practice experience.
Apply to register as a pharmacist in Nova Scotia. Please note the various options—as a Nova Scotian applicant, an applicant from another Canadian jurisdiction, or as an international applicant. For more information, the Nova Scotia College of Pharmacists provides detailed information