Pharmacology and Physiology, BSc Hons

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Description

  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Duration

    3 Years

Our programme is taught as a full-time three-year programme or a four year programme incorporating an industrial placement 'sandwich year'. This programme intends to immerse students in laboratory-based science and is taught by leading experts in pharmacology and physiology. Year 1 will focus on anatomy, physiology and the basic principles of pharmacology. Years 2 and 3 will give a much greater focus on specialised areas in pharmacology. The sandwich year option will provide students with hands-on practical experience in an industrial research laboratory. The programme also provides a number of elective options, allowing students to tailor their skills and training to their specific career goals. Throughout the programme there will be a strong emphasis on both laboratory research, and future employability. The aims of the programme are: To provide a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental principles of the scientific discipline of pharmacology and how these can be applied to the understanding of drug actions in the various physiological systems of the body.. To equip students with a comprehensive understanding of how the scientific discipline of pharmacology is integral to the drug discovery and development process.. To give a detailed understanding of the variety of technical approaches and research strategies which underpin pharmacology and drug discovery..

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You should have:120 UCAS points from A-levels, preferably including biology and chemistry. You will also need GCSEs at grade C or above in English and mathematics.. We accept alternative qualifications.. For more information, contact or 020 8331 9000.Applicants from a non-UK educational background:Applicants must have successfully completed 12 years of full time education, and demonstrated competence in mathematics (usually equivalent to GCSE grade C). You will be required to attend an

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Subjects

  • Pharmacology
  • Physiology
  • Systems
  • Drug Discovery
  • Science
  • Sciences
  • Pharmacist
  • Pharmacy Technician
  • Pharmacy Assistant
  • Pharmaceutical manufacturing

Course programme


Year 1

  • Molecules, Cells and Body Systems: Physiology and Pharmacology (30 credits)
  • Medicinal Products: Chemistry and Pharmaceutics for Pharmacy (30 credits)
  • Molecules, Cells and Body Systems: Cell Biology and Biochemistry (30 credits)
  • Analytical Techniques in Pharmacology (15 credits)
  • Basic Laboratory Skills (15 credits)


Year 2

  • Endocrine and Gastrointestinal Pharmacology (15 credits)
  • Immunopharmacology and Microbiology (15 credits)
  • Neuropharmacology (15 credits)
  • Pharmacokinetics (15 credits)
  • Research Methods in Pharmacology (15 credits)
  • Cardiovascular Respiratory and Renal Pharmacology (15 credits)


Year 3

  • Clinical Pharmacology (15 credits)
  • Drug Discovery and Development (15 credits)
  • Pharmacology and Physiology Project (30 credits)
  • Professional Skills in Pharmacology (15 credits)
  • Receptor Mechanisms and Molecular Pharmacology (15 credits)

Additional information

Assessment Students will be assessed through: Formal summative assessment assessed against the learning outcomes via written examination. Coursework assignments. Written assignments. Problem solving. Presentations. Laboratory participation and performance. A final year research project report.. Careers Careers are available in pharmaceutical and drug discovery companies and in fields such as drug regulation, teaching, pharmaceutical marketing, scientific writing and journalism. Many students continue to further study in pharmacy, medicine or dentistry. If you wish to become a pharmacist, please see our MPharm Pharmacy degree.

Pharmacology and Physiology, BSc Hons

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