Pharmacology

Course Overview Are you interested in how drugs are made Are you fascinated by the human body and what happens in disease Our BSc Pharmacology degree explores all this and more. Why study with us - You’ll get complimentary student membership of the British Pharmacological Society. - In your final year you can study neuropharmacology, behavioural pharmacology, current and future cancer treatments, and drugs of abuse. - Biosciences students study similar modules in Year 1, so you have the chance to switch to another specialist degree to pursue your interests and career goals. What you'll do - It will set you up for working in the pharmaceutical industry - drug testing, drug research and drug design. - In your final year you’ll attend a fully funded internationally renowned Pharmacology Conference as part of a module. - You will be encouraged to attend the annual British Pharmacological Society conference. Future Careers What can you do with a Pharmacology degree Our BSc Pharmacology degree prepares you for careers in industrial settings. It is ideal grounding for postgraduate study and drug research jobs in academic settings.

UCAS: 104-120 points at A2 including Chemistry or Biology at C. General Studies, Critical Thinking and Citizenship & community Studies not acceptedBTEC Extended Diploma: DMM - DDM in Applied Science. Please see UCAS for specific module requirementsBTEC Diploma: D*D* in Applied Science. Please see UCAS for specific module requirementsPass Access Course: 104-120 UCAS points including 15 level 3 credits in Biology or Chemistry at DistinctionInternational Baccalaureate Diploma: Pass with 104 - 120 UCAS points from Higher Level subjects including Higher Level Biology or Chemistry at grade 5T Level Science or T Level Healthcare Science with an overall grade MIELTS - 6.0 with no component below 5.5 , TOEFL IBT - 80, Reading 10, Listening 10, Speaking 17, Writing 19, Pearson Test of English - Academic 61 with minimum of 59 in each componentGCSEs: 5 at grade C/4 including Maths and English or equivalent