I'm a current fourth year at uni, there's around 110 people in my year and I consider it big, it certainly isn't a close year, and I find this size has an effect on the lectures and stuff as they are simply too big.
I know there's going to be a potentially serious shortage of pharmacists in the near future, but I've heard that next year's intake is 200. Surely people will lose something and will leave with less skills in a such a big "anonymous" environment. Opportunities for work experience will be limited and people may well end up find themselves being "thorn in at the deep end" with extremely little experience.
Pretty much all theoretical at the moment, but i still think it's a possible cause for concern.
I know there's going to be a potentially serious shortage of pharmacists in the near future, but I've heard that next year's intake is 200. Surely people will lose something and will leave with less skills in a such a big "anonymous" environment. Opportunities for work experience will be limited and people may well end up find themselves being "thorn in at the deep end" with extremely little experience.
Pretty much all theoretical at the moment, but i still think it's a possible cause for concern.
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