On Campus Masters Degrees (Pharmaceutical Care)

This course is ideal for non-UK qualified pharmacists wanting to develop clinical skills to deliver ‘pharmaceutical care’. The course also provides foundations in health service research and will benefit Pharmacists working in hospital or community practice. Read more

The General Pharmacy Practice course provides the core skills and competencies to provide holistic pharmaceutical care in the practice setting. Read more

his unique course enables pharmacists (registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council) to develop as advanced clinical practitioners within a peer group learning environment. Read more

This course is open to UK-registered pharmacists with patient-facing roles across all sectors of practice. Read more

This course is open to UK-registered pharmacists with patient-facing roles across all sectors of practice. Read more

This MSc course is for pharmacy graduates who want to gain experience of clinical pharmacy practice in the UK as well as a postgraduate qualification. Read more

Develop the advanced pharmaceutical skills you’ll need, including design and research techniques, to deliver a drug from initial discovery to clinical trials and regulatory approval. Read more

This MSc is an advanced-level programme offered by UCL School of Pharmacy together with several local hospitals or teaching hospitals within London. Read more

This is an advanced-level programme offered by UCL School of Pharmacy with teaching hospitals in London. It is for pharmacists who wish to develop clinical expertise and leadership to enhance pharmacy services in their home countries. Read more

This course explores current trends in chemical, biological and biotechnological therapeutics and examines the latest technologies in the pharmaceutical industry. Read more

This course offers key skills in pharmaceutical analysis, including measurement, scientific practice, evaluation and interpretation of data. Read more

The School of Pharmacy is engaged in a wide range of research, including solid state drug development, personalised care, medicinal chemistry, pharmacognosy, biotherapeutics, and nanomedicine. Read more

PGCert - Part time: Minimum 12 months, maximum 24 months PGDip - Part time: Minimum 24 months, maximum 48 months MSc - Part time: Minimum 36 months, maximum 60 months Oncology for the Pharmaceutical Industry MSc, PGDip and PGCert are for professionals working to develop and manufacture cancer treatments. Read more

Develop your clinical practice further by completing this programme that combines workplace-based learning with academic studies and is aligned with Health Education England’s Newly Qualified Pharmacist Pathway and the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s Post-registration Foundation Curriculum. Read more