PGDip MSc Clinical Pharmacy For secondary And Tertiary Care

You will need:

to be a UK registered (GPhC) pharmacist working in a Secondary Care role in North West England, with an opportunity to contribute to the clinical care of patients

an honours degree in pharmacy or equivalent

a term of employment sufficient to allow completion of the registered course (1 year for PgCert and 2 years for Diploma). This does not apply to those applying to ‘top-up’ a Clinical Pharmacy PgDip to the MSc

If you wish to complete the optional prescribing qualification you must:

have at least two years of post-registration experience

nominate a Designated Medical Practitioner who meets the GPhC and University standards

have the opportunity to undertake sufficient prescribing practice to meet course requirements

Additional information

IELTS requirements 6.5 (Minimum of 5.5 in each component)

Pearson requirements 58-64 (Min. 51 in each component for UKVI Purposes)

Students that have obtained an appropriate Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy from LJMU or another institution may be considered for direct entry to the 60-credit research project module to top up their award to a full MSc. Students applying for this route do not need to be employed in a role in England, but must be in a position that would allow them to complete a relevant research project. Individuals interested in this route should contact the course leader by emailing: PBS-Office@ljmu.ac.uk to discuss their circumstances prior to submitting an application

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LJMU has an excellent record with 96% (HESA 2018) of our postgraduates in work or further study six months after graduation. Our applied learning techniques and strong industry connections ensure our students are fully prepared for the workplace on graduation and understand how to apply their knowledge in a real world context.

The School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences is a partner with the Centre for Pharmacy Innovation (CfPI). The CfPI provides excellent links with community pharmacy and secondary care, through the other partners, Lloyds Pharmacies and The Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS FT. These links have helped to support the development of this programme and provide assurance regarding the relevance of the course and its content.

Pharmacists are in high demand all over the world and a career in Pharmacy is both focused and rewarding. Under the Agenda for Change, many 

For module information for this course please visit https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/study/courses/postgraduates/clinical-pharmacy-for-secondary-and-tertiary-care