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This prize is awarded to the student with the best results in Pharmacology aggregated over the BPharm degree at University College Cork. The prize recognizes excellence in pharmacology coursework drawn from multiple modules including PT1445, PT2448, pharmacology sections of PF3009, PF3010, PF3012 and PF4014. To be eligible, students must attain a pass in all modules with no compensation permitted. Examinations must be taken at the Summer Examination for the first time and at the first opportunity, with exceptions for students taking exams at Supplemental Examination due to illness, injury, or other mitigating circumstances. In the event of a tie between qualified students, the prize amount is divided equally among them.

This prize is awarded by the School of Pharmacy at University College Cork to recognize outstanding academic achievement in Pharmaceutical Chemistry. The prize is given to the student with the best aggregated results in Pharmaceutical Chemistry over the first three years of the BPharm (Bachelor of Pharmacy) degree program. The modules considered include PF1009, PF2012, PF2013, and PF3016. To be eligible, students must attain a pass in all required modules with no compensation permitted. Examinations must be taken at the Summer Examination session, and students must be sitting the exam for the first time at the first available opportunity. An exception is made for students who take examinations at the Supplemental Examination due to illness, injury, or other mitigating circumstances. In the event of a tie between two or more qualified students, the total prize amount will be divided equally among them.

The School of Pharmacy Prize for Excellence in Pharmaceutics is an academic award offered by University College Cork (UCC) in Ireland. This prize recognizes outstanding achievement in the field of Pharmaceutics and is awarded to the student with the best aggregated results in Pharmaceutics modules across the Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) degree program. To be eligible, students must attain a pass in all qualifying modules (PF1012, PF2016, PF2017, PF3015, PF4015) with no compensation permitted. Examinations must be taken at the Summer Examination for the first time and at the first opportunity. Students who take exams at Supplemental Examination due to illness, injury, or other mitigating circumstances remain eligible. In the event of a tie, the prize amount is divided equally among qualifying students.

The School of Pharmacy Prize for Excellence in Clinical Pharmacy is an academic prize awarded by University College Cork to recognize outstanding achievement in clinical pharmacy studies. The prize is awarded to the student with the best aggregated results in Pharmacy Practice and Clinical Pharmacy Practice over the Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) degree program. Specifically, results are drawn from modules PF1011, PF2014, PF3011, and PF4013. To be eligible, students must be currently enrolled in the UCC BPharm program, attain a passing grade in all relevant modules without compensation in any module, and take exams at the first opportunity during the Summer Examination period. Students who take examinations for the first time at a Supplemental Examination due to illness, injury, or other mitigating circumstances may also be eligible. In the event of a tie between two or more qualified students, the total prize amount will be divided equally among them.

The Department of Pharmacology & Therapeutics at University College Cork sponsors an annual prize to recognize the student with the best overall results in Pharmacology based on specific modules across the four years of the BPharm degree. The prize awards €250 and a commemorative parchment to the student who achieves the best results in Pharmacology aggregated over the four years of the Bachelor of Pharmacy degree. The prize evaluates performance in modules PT1445 and PT2448, as well as the Pharmacology elements of PF3009, PF3010, PF3012, and PF4014. To be eligible, students must attain a pass in all modules with no compensation permitted in any subject. Exams must be taken at the Summer Examination at the first opportunity, though students taking exams for the first time at Supplemental Examinations due to illness, injury, or other mitigating circumstances remain eligible. This prize is exclusively available to current UCC students enrolled in the Bachelor of Pharmacy program. In the event of a tie between two or more qualified students, the total prize amount will be divided equally among them. The award recognizes academic excellence in pharmacology throughout the entire undergraduate pharmacy curriculum.

The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand Leadership in Pharmacy Studies Part III Prize was established in 2018 and is funded by the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand (PSNZ). The Prize is awarded annually to recognize the Part III BPharm portfolio which best demonstrates personal and professional leadership qualities. The main purpose of the Prize is to stimulate interest in pharmacy studies along with personal and professional leadership development, and service contributions among Part III students in the Bachelor of Pharmacy degree at the University of Auckland. The prize is awarded by nomination and no application is required from students. It is awarded on the recommendation of the relevant faculty or University of Auckland committee.

The Green Cross Health Leadership in Pharmacy Studies Part IV Prize is awarded to the Part IV BPharm or BPharm(Hons) student who submits the portfolio that best demonstrates evidence of personal and professional leadership qualities. The Prize was established in 2018 and is funded by Green Cross Health. The main purpose of the Prize is to stimulate interest in pharmacy studies along with personal and professional leadership development, and service contributions among Part IV students in the Bachelor of Pharmacy or Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) degree at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland. The prize is awarded by nomination rather than through a formal application process, with selection made on the recommendation of the relevant faculty or University of Auckland committee.