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Masters Degree Description

This degree is for those who want to specialise in a single biomedical sciences option at Masters level. The MSc Advanced Pharmacology will provide you with a comprehensive three-part science training module.

Firstly, unlike many Masters courses, we offer you dedicated training in a broad suite of practical laboratory skills.

Secondly, this is complemented by two unique classes that develop your transferrable skills in statistics, presentations, career development, and ethics, as well as honing your science writing skills and your ability to design experiments and analyse sophisticated datasets.

Thirdly, our taught classes capture the excitement of cutting-edge research fields and you'll be taught by active researchers or practising clinical professionals.

Entry Requirements

Minimum second-class (2:2) honours degree, or overseas equivalent, in a biological or chemical discipline.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

Careers
After graduating, you'll be ideally qualified for positions in biomedical and pharmaceutical industries, as well as hospitals and universities.

This course provides the background training for a career in:

clinical pharmacology
pharmaceutical & biotechnology industry laboratory research posts
laboratory technical support
medical/pharmaceutical/life science sales
Alternatively, you may wish to continue studies for an MPhil or PhD.

Module Details

Core modules:

Essential Skills and Employability for Masters Students (20 credits)
Entrepreneurship (10 credits)
Postgraduate Studies in Pharmacology (20 credits)
Advanced Techniques in Biomedical Research 1 (10 credits)
Advanced Techniques in Biomedical Research 2 (10 credits)
Advanced Topics in Biomedical Research (20 credits)
Postgraduate Studies in Clinical Pharmacology (20 credits)

Optional modules:

In Vivo Biology (10 credits)
Drug Discovery (10 credits)

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