Pharmacy - MPharm (Hons)

Course Overview Our General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) accredited course will see you master the requirements of a modern day pharmacist, scientist, professional, communicator and health advocate. Why study with us - Fully accredited by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC). - Benefit from our strong NHS and industrial links and enjoy in-built placements in community and hospital settings. - Learn in our pharmacy practice suite, with flexible teaching spaces and clinical skills areas as well as industry-standard scientific laboratories. What you'll do - You will be taught by GPhC registered working pharmacists, pharmacologists, medicinal chemists, biologists, biomedical scientists and pharmaceutics experts. - Throughout your four-year degree, integrating science and practice, we’ll ensure your experiential learning increases year on year. - The overarching philosophy of this degree is to produce graduates who are equipped with the necessary skills, attitudes and knowledge to enter the pre-registration year leading to eventual registration as a pharmacist with the GPhC. Accreditations - This course is accredited by the GPhC, which regulates pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and pharmacies in Great Britain. You will gain the knowledge and skills required to be a key member of a healthcare team - becoming a pharmacy expert, health advocate, communicator, collaborator, scholar and professional. Future Careers As a sought-after graduate with an MPharm in Pharmacy you could work in a GP practice, community or hospital pharmacy, or be in industry or a mental health trust.

UCAS: BBB at A2 or equivalent 120 points from three A-Levels, must include Chemistry or Biology at grade B or above and another science at grade B or aboveBTEC Extended Diploma: D*D*D* in Applied Science including specific module requirements. Please see UCAS for further informationBTEC Level 3 Diploma: DD in Applied Science including specific module requirements. Must be alongside Grade B in A2 Chemistry or BiologyPass Access to HE with 128 points with 15 Level 3 credits in Chemistry or Biology at Distinction, and 15 Level 3 credits in other science subjects at DistinctionInternational Baccalaureate Diploma: Pass including 128 points from Higher Level Subjects. Grade 6 at Higher Level Chemistry or Biology and second Higher Level Science at grade 6 and a third subject at Higher Level grade 5. Standard level required in Chemistry and Biology if not taken at Higher Level.Scottish Higher: 128 points from top two grades (Can be combined with Advanced Highers). Must have Chemistry or Biology and another Science.Scottish Advanced Higher: 128 points from top two grades (Can be combined with Highers). Must have Chemistry or Biology and another Science.Leaving Certificate - Higher Level (Ireland): 128 UCAS points from A and B grades or H1 and H2 grades. Must include Chemistry or Biology and another Science subject.Please note HE Foundation Year programmes and T Levels are not accepted for entry to PharmacyIELTS: 7.0 with no component score less than 6.0 (to have been taken within 2 years before the course commencement date)GCSEs: 5 at grade C/4 including Maths and English If no A2 the Chemistry and Biology GCSE requiredApplicants are required to attend a selection day when they will be interviewed for the course