Pharmaceutical Science - MSci

Develop practical and theoretical expertise in drug design, molecular modelling, analytical techniques and biopharmaceutical production, with opportunities for hands-on experience throughout the course. Develop knowledge and skills relevant to drug discovery, design and development, pharmacology, pharmaceutics and drug regulatory affairs. This course is designed for those with a strong interest in chemistry, biology and the development of new medicines. - Examine the science behind drug discovery and development and develop scientific knowledge and practical skills. - Explore molecular modelling, drug design, advanced analytics and biopharmaceutical production. - Opportunities for hands-on lab experience and studying real-world applications should help prepare you to address global health challenges. - Develop hands-on skills in labs: gain practical, in-demand skills by working with the latest pharmaceutical technology in our advanced labs, ensuring you're not just learning theory but also mastering the techniques that drive modern drug development. - Industry-relevant curriculum and career prospects: study a course that is designed in collaboration with leading pharmaceutical companies, and graduate with the knowledge and skills needed to launch a successful career in a rapidly expanding field. - Focus on emerging and globally relevant pharmaceutical science: learn how to address health challenges by studying areas, such as personalised medicine and antimicrobial resistance. - Dive deep into pharmaceutical science with our MSci year: an integrated master's degree offers you smooth progression to a level 7 qualification (subject to meeting progression requirements). - Develop the expertise to design and synthesise the next generation of medicines, master the complexities of biopharmaceutical production, understand the intricate interactions of drug metabolism and toxicology and explore the role of natural products in drug discovery. Please visit our website for the most up-to-date information.