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MSc Pharmaceutics

  • DeadlineStudy Details: 1 year

Masters Degree Description

Interested in a career in drug development or research? This one-year Pharmaceutics MSc will equip you with sought-after expertise in all the different stages of medicine design, so you can learn how to take promising new drug candidates and develop them into world-class medicines.

You’ll learn about the full life cycle of medicine design, from formulation and manufacture to regulations and taking a new drug to market – and explore the latest biotechnologies being used to develop new medicines, including biologics and gene therapies. 

A wide range of optional modules means you can focus in on topics of interest in areas like nanomedicines, computational pharmaceutics and natural/cosmeceutical products – before completing a lab-based, independent research project.  

Entry Requirements

A second-class UK Bachelor's degree or higher in pharmacy, pharmaceutical science, physical science, chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, biotechnology, pharmaceutics or a related field in the life or physical sciences, or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard is required.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

Graduates of this course have gone on to work with major, international pharmaceutical companies such as GlaxoSmithKline and Pfizer, as well as at NHS Trusts, Sygnature Discovery, Vitabiotics and NatWest.* Some graduates have successfully established their own start-up companies.

Module Details

Compulsory modules

  •  Analysis and Quality Control
  •  Preformulation
  •  Formulation of Small Molecules
  •  Personalised Medicine
  •  Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
  •  Research Project for MSc Pharmaceutics

Optional modules

  •  Nanomedicines
  •  Formulation of Natural Products and Cosmeceuticals
  •  Polymers in Drug Delivery
  •  Regulatory Affairs
  •  Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance
  •  Computational Pharmaceutics
  •  Pharmacometrics

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