Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University Pharmacy
About Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University Pharmacy
The School of Pharmacy is the newest School of Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University. Initially the School will operate as a mono-structure and Departments will be established during 2024.
The School of Pharmacy offers undergraduate programmes for basic and post-basic pharmacist’s assistants and the Bachelor of Pharmacy degree. The postgraduate programmes include the Master of Pharmacy in the disciplines of clinical, industrial, public health pharmacy and management, and radiopharmacy. Candidates are also enrolled for PhD degrees. Our programmes are evaluated by external examiners from other universities and accredited by the South African Pharmacy Council.
Our students come from all provinces of the RSA and from a number of African countries. During their studies the students obtain clinical experience at various facilities including hospitals, clinics and community based programmes in Gauteng, Mpumalanga and North-West Provinces. Our students enjoy a very healthy relationship with very loyal and committed staff within the School.
The Photobiology Laboratory is also housed in the School and attracts several national and international studies from the cosmetic industry. The School of Pharmacy also offers the dispensing course and several continuing professional development courses for health professionals.
The School of Pharmacy is committed to its vision to be the benchmark for innovative and sustainable pharmacy-related programmes for teaching, research and services for all.
The School of Pharmacy offers undergraduate programmes for basic and post-basic pharmacist’s assistants and the Bachelor of Pharmacy degree. The postgraduate programmes include the Master of Pharmacy in the disciplines of clinical, industrial, public health pharmacy and management, and radiopharmacy. Candidates are also enrolled for PhD degrees. Our programmes are evaluated by external examiners from other universities and accredited by the South African Pharmacy Council.
Our students come from all provinces of the RSA and from a number of African countries. During their studies the students obtain clinical experience at various facilities including hospitals, clinics and community based programmes in Gauteng, Mpumalanga and North-West Provinces. Our students enjoy a very healthy relationship with very loyal and committed staff within the School.
The Photobiology Laboratory is also housed in the School and attracts several national and international studies from the cosmetic industry. The School of Pharmacy also offers the dispensing course and several continuing professional development courses for health professionals.
The School of Pharmacy is committed to its vision to be the benchmark for innovative and sustainable pharmacy-related programmes for teaching, research and services for all.
Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University Pharmacy Academic Programmes
BACHELORS DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Bachelor of Pharmacy – BPharm, Qualification Code – BPRA01
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES
Postgraduate Diploma in Hospital Pharmacy Management – PG Dip HPM, Qual Code – 100
MASTERS DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Master of Pharmacy – MPharm, Qual Code – MPRA01
DOCTERS DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmacy – PhD in Pharmacy, Qual Code – 100
Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University Pharmacy Divisions
Clinical Pharmacy
Pharmacy Practice
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Public Health Pharmacy and Management
Photobiology Laboratory
Contact Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University Pharmacy
School of Pharmacy – 012 521 4312
Dean of School (Acting) – Prof AGS Gous
Support Staff
| Ms S Masango | 0125213976 | simangele.mahlangu@smu.ac.za |
| Ms N Williamson | 0125215866 | nikki.williamson@smu.ac.za |
Student Support
Ms L Mabope (Student Support) lindi.mabope@smu.ac.za
| Ms L Mabope | Senior Lecturer | lindi.zikalala@smu.ac.za |
DIVISIONS
Clinical Pharmacy – Tel 012 521 3286
| Prof Natalie Schellack (Acting Head) | Associate Professor | natalie.schellack@smu.ac.za |
| Ms Elmien Bronkhorst | Lecturer | elmien.bronkhorst@smu.ac.za |
| Ms Deirdré Engler | Lecturer | deirdre.engler@smu.ac.za |
| Mr Quinten Labuschagne | Lecturer (Part-time) | quinten.labuschagne@smu.ac.za |
| Ms Lucille Malan | Lecturer (Part-time) | lucille.malan@smu.ac.za |
| Ms Phumzile Skosana | Lecturer (Part-time) | phumzile.skosana@smu.ac.za |
| Ms Caroline Moeletsi | Secretary | caroline.moeletsi@smu.ac.za |
Pharmacy Practice
| Ms Elmarie Loock | Lecturer | elmarie.loock@smu.ac.za |
| Ms Carol Fratter | Secretary | carol.fratter@smu.ac.za |
| Ms Marlene Fourie | Secretary | marlene.fourie@smu.ac.za |
Pharmaceutical Sciences
| Ms Mamza Mothibe (Acting Head) | Senior Lecturer | mamza.mothibe@smu.ac.za |
| Industrial Pharmacy UnitMr Godfrey Keele | Senior Lecturer | godfrey.keele@smu.ac.za |
| Pharmaceutics UnitDr Oluwatoyin Adeleke Ms Lorraine Thom |
Lecturer Senior Lecturer |
oluwatoyin.adeleke@smu.ac.za lorraine.thom@smu.ac.za |
| Pharmaceutical ChemistryMr Edward Bassey Dr Marnus Milne |
Lecturer Lecturer |
edward.bassey@smu.ac.za marnus.milne@smu.ac.za |
| PharmacotherapyMs Mamza Mothibe Ms Veena Abraham |
Senior Lecturer Lecturer |
mamza.mothibe@smu.ac.za veena.abraham@smu.ac.za |
| RadiopharmacyMs Maryke Lundie Prof Beverley Summers |
Lecturer (Part-time) Professor (Part-time) |
maryke.kahts@smu.ac.za beverley.summers@smu.ac.za |
| Ms Jabulile Mahlangu | Secretary | jabu.mahlangu@smu.ac.za |
Public Health Pharmacy and Management – 012 521 3699
| Prof Hannelie Meyer (Acting Head) | Associate Professor | hannelie.meyer@smu.ac.za |
| Dr Moliehi Matlala | Senior Lecturer | moliehi.matlala@smu.ac.za |
| Dr Selente Bezuidenhout | Senior Lecturer | selente.bezuidenhout@smu.ac.za |
| Prof Robert Summers | Emeritus Professor (Part-time) | robert.summers@smu.ac.za |
| Ms Juanita Krugel | Secretary | juanita.krugel@smu.ac.za |
Photobiology Laboratory
| Prof Beverley Summers | beverley.summers@smu.ac.za | |
| Ms Lebogang Kgatuke | lebogang.kgatuke@smu.ac.za | |
| Ms Marlize Lategan | marlize.lategan@smu.ac.za | |
| Ms Lee-ann Raaff | leeann.raaff@smu.ac.za |