The Australian Pharmacy Students’ Journal (APSJ) is seeking original research submissions for the upcoming 2026 issues.
Pharmacy students, interns and early career pharmacists who completed an Honours, internship or capstone research project in 2025 are encouraged to submit a paper of their research.
For competitive internship and job applications, a published research paper is a valuable and noteworthy addition to students’ and early career pharmacists’ curriculum vitae.
Individuals can also choose to cite their research publishing experience in their applications towards professional awards for students and early career pharmacists. In addition, authorship can distinguish candidates applying for a PhD or further studies.
All individuals who publish their work in the APSJ receive a physical copy of the issue and certificate of authorship. Certain works may be eligible for prizes if submitted as part of an APSJ competition.
Pharmacy students and interns are urged to make the most of their Honours, capstone and curricular research projects by publishing a paper on their project.
The APSJ accepts original student-led research across the full-scope of pharmacy, including pharmacy practice, pharmacology and pharmaceutical science.
Students can submit their research to the APSJ via the journal’s website, here.
To learn more, reach out to Jessie Kristo (research@napsa.org.au) or Zadid Syed (apsj@napsa.org.au) and visit the APSJ’s website https://apsj.com.au/index.php/
As many of us are aware, your NAPSA membership allows you to undertake a large variety of professional development opportunities, including networking, leadership and advocacy training, and opportunities to participate in national conferences.
However, something that you aren’t as aware of is that your NAPSA membership also provides you with the opportunity to engage with international institutions and explore pharmacy on a global scale online or in person, with one of the largest events rapidly approaching – IPSF Asia Pacific Pharmaceutical Symposium.
International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation (IPSF) is the world’s leading organisation for pharmacy, pharmaceutical science, and pharmacy student advocacy, representing over 600,000 members across 100+ countries.
Asia Pacific Pharmaceutical Symposium (APPS) – Surabaya, Indonesia
Registration process
Deadline for application: 11:59pm AEST 4th March 2026
If you are curious to learning more or are considering attending, we invite you to join our IPSF Asia Pacific Pharmaceutical Symposium and World Congress Delegate Information and Q&A Session. Please register your interest here before 11:59pm AEST February 24th 2026
NAPSA’s Pharmacy Student Research Poster Of The Year Competition is now live!
Pharmacy students from all year levels are invited to submit a poster of their research to compete for the 2025 Pharmacy Student Research Poster of the Year Award.
Fast Facts:
Who?
Current pharmacy students (from any/all year levels) who have completed a:
Honour’s Project, or
Research Assignment, or
Any kind of research project (either curricular or extra-curricular)
Where the research completed is related to pharmacy, pharmacology, pharmacy practice and/or pharmaceutical science.
What?
A Research Poster of your research project!
Posters should have a Title, Aim, Method, Results, Conclusion and a QR code that links to a reference list (Vancouver Style). Winning posters will be printed to A0 size, so the poster should be formatted to A0.
How + When?
Submit your finished poster to THIS GOOGLE FORM. Competition closes 11:59pm AEST 31st December 2025!
How Do You Win?
With a poster that is both impressive to look at AND is simultaneously scientifically accurate and professional.
The judging panel will include four leading and recognised scientists from the Australasian Pharmaceutical Science Association, a professional organisation of leading pharmaceutical researchers! SEE APSA HERE
PRIZE VALUES: 1st PLACE (RESEARCH POSTER OF THE YEAR): $150, RUNNERS UP $100 (2nd) AND $50 (3rd) AND YOUR POSTER PRESENTED AT NAPSA CONGRESS!
Good Luck – May the Best Poster Win!
The National Australian Pharmacy Students’ Association (NAPSA) is thrilled to announce a new partnership with ABC First Aid, aimed at providing our members, the future of pharmacy, with convenient access to First Aid (FA) and CPR courses.
As the peak representative body for pharmacy students, NAPSA recognise the importance of regularly updating these qualifications which are necessary for registration as a pharmacist. This collaboration allows NAPSA members streamlined access to accredited FA and CPR courses.
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