ProfKylie Williams

Professor Williams has extensive experience in pharmacy education and curriculum leadership, with a particular focus on the design, development, implementation and evaluation of professional pharmacy programs. Over her academic career, she has led the development of multiple pharmacy degrees and postgraduate qualifications, including graduate-entry Master of Pharmacy programs and the Graduate Certificate in Pharmacist Prescribing.

Her teaching philosophy centres on preparing graduates for contemporary and emerging pharmacy practice through active, authentic and evidence-based learning. She has particular interests in curriculum design, work-integrated learning, assessment, digital health, technology-enhanced learning, professional capability development, and preparing pharmacists for expanded scope of practice and evolving models of care.

Professor Williams has received numerous teaching grants, published widely in pharmacy and health professions education, contributed to professional educational resources, and supervised students across undergraduate, postgraduate and higher degree research programs. Her contributions to teaching and learning were recognised with the University of Sydney Faculty of Pharmacy Award for Outstanding Teaching.

Teaching areas include:

• Pharmacy practice
• Primary care and community pharmacy
• Pharmacist prescribing and expanded scope of practice
• Evidence-based practice
• Therapeutics and clinical decision-making
• Digital health and technology in pharmacy
• Professional practice and capability development