MSc in Pharmacology

Course Code |  002100

Students on this course will pursue an intensive one-year programme which will cover Pharmacology from gene to organism, combining fundamental pharmacological principles with essential practical training including that for a Home Office personal licence.
These integrative skills are recognised as essential requirements in the pharmacological workplace and will be of particular value to those embarking upon a career in the pharmaceutical industry as well as those conducting research in an academic environment.

• Programme specification

How to Apply The deadlines for this course are 18 November 2011, 6 January 2012 and 9 March 2012. The standard set of materials you should send with any application to a taught course comprises: A statement of purpose, CV/résumé, Three (3) academic references, and Official transcripts detailing your university-level qualifications and marks to date. Please follow the detailed instructions in the Application Guide, and consult the Pharmacology website for any additional guidance.

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The Department houses a large lecture theatre, a meeting room and a seminar room, all with excellent audiovisual facilities. There is also a fully equipped teaching laboratory which allows students to practise their practical skills.
The Department’s research activity is at the highest international level, and students benefit from having access to a wide range of quality research facilities and equipment.