“…There have been a series of studies concerning pharmacy students’ inclination to pursue specific careers, career intention, and the dynamics of the formation of career intentions among students in BPharm and PharmD programmes. These studies were mainly conducted in North America (USA [ 3 ]), Europe (the UK [ 4 , 5 ], Poland [ 6 ]), Africa (Ethiopia [ 7 ], Nigeria [ 8 ], Sierra Leone [ 9 ]), Oceania (Australia [ 10 ], New Zealand [ 11 ]), the Middle East (Kuwait [ 12 ], Jordan [ 13 ]), Southeast Asia (Malaysia [ 14 ]), and East Asia (Korea [ 15 ], Japan [ 16 ]). In general, these studies showed that pharmacy students’ career intentions were influenced by a variety of factors, which could be generally categorised as intrinsic motivation, extrinsic motivation, interpersonal factors, and professional capacity or self-awareness of one’s own professional capacity.…”