Master of Pharmacy (MPharm)
Course overview
| Qualification | Master's Degree |
| Study mode | Full-time |
| Duration | 4 years |
| Intakes | |
| Tuition (Local students) | Data not available |
| Tuition (Foreign students) | Data not available |
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Entry Requirements
A minimum of 320 points from three A-Levels or equivalent
Post-16 qualifications should include Chemistry at A-Level grade B or equivalent plus other appropriate subjects, preferably drawn from the physical, mathematical or biological sciences. General Studies is not accepted.
Shortlisted applicants must attend an interview before any offer of a place on the course can be made
Alternative qualifications include:
Scottish Advanced Highers, ABBBB. Must have B (Advanced Higher) in chemistry
Irish Leaving Certificate (Higher Level) AAAABB. Must have A in chemistry
International Baccalaureate 34 points with chemistry at HL (minimum 6), plus biology, physics and maths
BTEC NND DDD Applied Science plus chemistry A level (minimum grade B)
BTEC NNC DM Applied Science plus chemistry and one further A level (minimum grade B)
First degree Upper second in appropriate subject or lower second with MSc in appropriate subject
NVQ Level 3 distinction in Pharmacy Services plus chemistry A level (minimum grade B)
Candidates with qualifications other than these may be considered for entry and should contact the School before applying
Curriculum
In Year 1, you examine the molecular basis of disease and therapeutics, human physiology, pharmacy practice and organic chemistry for pharmacy. You look at infection and immunity and physicochemical science, as well as undertaking practice placements.
Year 2 explores integrated clinical science for pharmacists, medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical technology. You investigate disease diagnosis, law and ethics, pharmaceutical biotechnology, molecular biology and dispensing. You also benefit from further practice placements.
In Year 3, your studies will include clinical pharmacology, evidence-based practice, advanced pharmaceutical formulation and clinical pharmacy. Practice placements are likely to be within a hospital setting.
The final year includes a substantial research project, but remains very much clinically focused. Your studies will deal with treatment of infectious diseases, pharmaceutical public health and clinical pharmacy.