Student Showcases and Feedback
Helen Chan
HKU Pharmacy Class of 2023 Student
| The Bachelor of Pharmacy programme at HKU was an incredibly rewarding journey. It’s more than just learning about medicines – it’s about understanding the pharmacist’s role in patient care and public health. I really appreciated the integrated curriculum, which combines pharmaceutical sciences, clinical practice, and communication skills. The early clinical exposure helped me connect theory to real-world healthcare settings, and the supportive faculty made learning both challenging and inspiring. Through presentations, case studies, and patient simulations, I’ve grown more confident in my ability to think critically and communicate effectively. Most importantly, the program has shaped me into a more empathetic and responsible future healthcare professional. I’m proud to be part of a community that’s passionate about improving lives through pharmacy. |  |
Malcolm Lang
HKU Pharmacy Class of 2025 student
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Having classroom-sized cohorts helps us bond closely, not only with our peers but also with our teachers and professors. For me, one of the most rewarding aspects of this program is the camaraderie we share with our teachers. Alongside academic excellence, we gain hands-on experience through work in labs, pharmacy placements from year two, and ward visits at hospitals. These opportunities give us an edge in the industry by leveraging the extensive connections of our professors. Rather than solely developing academically focused individuals, these educators invest in curating well-rounded young leaders. I am proud to be part of this department, and this is a step forward to making big changes. |
Donald Lee
HKU Pharmacy Class of 2023 student
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Pharmacists play a vital role in healthcare by ensuring the safe and effective use of medications. I was drawn to hospital or community pharmacy, where I could support patients and professionals in medication management. Some classmates pursued careers in drug manufacturing and development with pharmaceutical companies, launching new medications. Others work in wholesalers or local manufacturers, specialising in drug handling, storage, and quality control—areas requiring pharmacists’ expertise. |
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Tommy Lee
HKU Pharmacy Class of 2019 student
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Throughout my study in HKU, I gained hands-on experiences in hospitals, community pharmacies, and pharmaceutical companies, which deepened my understanding of the local healthcare system and strengthened my skills in pharmacy practice. Moreover, participating in exchange programmes at the University of Kumamoto in Japan and a not-for-profit healthcare organization in Australia broadened my horizons and provided me with valuable insights and global perspectives on pharmacy development. |
