Diploma in Pharmacology
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I started my career as an Agriculturalist, then to Monitoring and Evaluation, then to Adult Learning and am shifting to Pharmacology because i want to establish a Pharmacy and need to know the rudiments of drugs, how they are absorbed by human body, the side effects, anatomy of the human, prescription of drugs, etc. I have a post graduate and a Masters degree in Project Management and currently working as a Trainer in a UN mission in Darfur.
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The course is very informative, I really like it. I wish to keep on studying Pharmacy thanks to this course.
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Course
In Oxford
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
Oxford
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Class hours
200h
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
Different dates available
Pharmacology involves the study of the effects of chemical substances on the function of living bodies. The subject originated in the nineteenth century as a science, one of many biomedical sciences that were based on experimentation, as opposed to the dogma that existed at that time. Today, modern medicine relies heavily on drugs as a major tool of therapeutics, along with surgery, diet and exercise.The course is intended for those interested in pharmacology in either a personal or professional context. This course is relevant for those who work in the healthcare sector and would like to develop their knowledge and understanding of the subject. This course is also indicated for those who do not work in the medical industry who would like to further their knowledge and understanding in order to progress to higher levels of study or transfer their knowledge to practical based roles (according to organisational or specific criteria and requirements).
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About this course
All students must per 16 years of age and above. These require a minimum prior learning to GCSE standard in order to for students to manage study and the assumed knowledge within course content.
Reviews
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I started my career as an Agriculturalist, then to Monitoring and Evaluation, then to Adult Learning and am shifting to Pharmacology because i want to establish a Pharmacy and need to know the rudiments of drugs, how they are absorbed by human body, the side effects, anatomy of the human, prescription of drugs, etc. I have a post graduate and a Masters degree in Project Management and currently working as a Trainer in a UN mission in Darfur.
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The course is very informative, I really like it. I wish to keep on studying Pharmacy thanks to this course.
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Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
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Subjects
- Pharmacology
- Basic IT
- English
- Materials
- Healthcare
- Industry
- Grammar
- Medical training
- IT Development
- Biomedical
Teachers and trainers (1)
Teaching Staff
Tutor
Course programme
£365.00
Payment by InstalmentsStudents are able to pay course fees in monthly instalments. Click here to download our instalment plan.
Further InformationThe Quality Assured Diploma is a Level 3 equivalent on the National Qualifications Framework. The Diploma is a 1 year course which is self study and is examined by online examination. The Diploma is awarded by Oxford College. Upon completion of the course you will receive certification awarded by Oxford College.
The Level 3 Diplomas require a minimum prior learning to GCSE standard in order to for students to manage study and the assumed knowledge within course content.
They provide an ability to gain and apply a range of knowledge, skills and understanding in a specific subject at a detailed level. Level 3 qualifications such as A levels, NVQ3, BTEC Diplomas etc. are appropriate if you plan to progress to university study.
Level 3 Diploma courses can assist you in career development, continued professional development, personal development, and provision of a basis for further study.
Progression from Level 3 is to specialist learning and detailed analysis of a higher level of information (for example university level study, Diploma Level 5 study).
Your course is delivered online via the Oxford Learning On Campus website.
This is a flexible learning course, so the more time you have to commit to your studies, the sooner you are able to complete.
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Diploma in Pharmacology