Pharmacology Courses

... of the disease. You'll be taught by staff who are experienced researchers in areas such as cancer biology, immunology, genetics and bioinformatics. They will help you learn how to collect, analyse, interpret and understand scientific data you must make use of in the cancer pharmacology field. This ensures you’ll... Learn about: Cancer Pharmacology, Diagnosis and Therapy, Medical Genetics...

... understanding of the fundamentals principles of chemistry and biology as applicable to pharmacology. To provide an understanding of normal and abnormal bodily function, the biology of disease (aetiology and epidemiology) and the absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of medicines and their actions...

... now celebrating the landmark 50th anniversary of our pharmacology teaching and research at UEL. Not only are we sure we’ve never been better, but we think our future’s never been more exciting. A new, revamped course will equip you for a rewarding future in what our prize-winning, internationally... Learn about: Market Research, Molecular Biology...

... to treat high blood pressure. You’ll also study drug development and screening, as well as how to best analyse pharmacological data. You’ll learn through a combination of lectures and tutorials, online facilities and practical sessions in our state-of-the-art £30 million Science Centre. You’ll complete... Learn about: Laboratory science, General Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Science...

... development by establishing experimental models and target orientated approaches. The programme is designed to provide you with a 'state-of-the-art' course in modern cancer pharmacology that meets the demand of employers and provides an expert view of the available cancer medicines and the development of... Learn about: Cellular pathways, Cancer Therapeutics and Toxicology, Drug Discovery...

... or into a PhD programme. These include those funded by the department directly, such as our MRC Centre for Drug Safety Science PhD Scheme or the Wellcome Trust PhD scheme. This course provides an advanced programme of lecture-based study that includes modules in pharmacology, physiology, cell biology... Learn about: Cell Biology, Skills and Training...

...Module 1: What is Pharmacology? This module examines the science of pharmacology in detail, describing its many features, and looking... Learn about: Drug Metabolism, Anatomy and Physiology...

...Course review: The aim of this course is to provide students with the opportunity to study Pharmacology at level 3 and its associated principles... Learn about: Basic IT, Medical training...

... years. This programme shares this common chemistry core but you devote around 25% of your time to studying Pharmacology and Biomedical Sciences. The first two years of this programme are identical to the first year of the BSc Medicinal Chemistry (F1B2) programme, and are also very similar to the MChem... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, 3d training, Basic IT training...

...Course at a Glance Year 1 Integrative Biological Sciences Introduction to Health Care Sciences Supplementary Physiology and Pharmacology Research...

... will benefit from our use of the METI Patient Care Simulator platform, as an exciting novel teaching tool. Course content. The Pharmacology and Physiology BSc Honours will enable you to acquire a broad understanding of the normal and abnormal physiological function, including the biology of representative... Learn about: Problem Solving, Teaching Strategies, Learning Teaching...

... 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... Learn about: Pharmacy Technician, Pharmacy Assistant, Pharmaceutical manufacturing...

.... The Pharmacology and Drug Discovery course also encompasses an emerging area of science that is known as ‘Translational Medicine’ and needs a new breed of Pharmacologist who can apply basic science knowledge and skills to experimental study design; management and data analysis; and who understands the legislation... Learn about: Clinical Trial, Medical training, Drug Discovery...

... to Microbiology Molecular Basis of Life Pharmacology and Toxicology Principles of Drug Action Scientific Communication and Undergraduate Development Drug Design...

...Human Form & Function Introduction to Microbiology Molecular Basis of Life Pharmacology and Toxicology Principles of Drug Action Scientific...

... with the needed academic skills and give you a firm grounding in the subject. After which you can stay on your chosen BSc or change to one of our other eligible BSc degrees. You’ll be in expert company – we’re now celebrating the landmark 50th anniversary of our pharmacology teaching and research at UEL. The new... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Market Research...

... Regulatory affairs Bioanalytical sciences It will give you state-of-the-art training in preclinical toxicology, with an emphasis on the molecular in vitro and in vivo aspects of toxicology and safety pharmacology assessments. As part of the programme you will undertake an original research project... Learn about: Drug Discovery, Drug Development...

..., their therapeutic uses and some of the side effects which can be associated with them. Next, we discuss the use of opioids: how they work, their pharmacological properties, their effects, their therapeutic use and the problems of tolerance, withdrawal and dependence. Finally, we consider the use of some other drugs... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...This module aims to allow you to critically analyse and evaluate the bioscientific knowledge base of your practice, by addressing key issues in anatomy, physiology, pathology and pharmacology. There are five study days, covering the cell and principles of pharmacology, pain and analgesia... Learn about: Quality Training, Quality Improvement, Anatomy and Physiology...

...Challenging and relevant for society Sixty per cent of all diseases are still incurable. So there are plenty of opportunities to tackle complex challenges. If you are fascinated by the idea of developing new pharmacological therapies and medicines, then this is the Master’s programme for you... Learn about: Medicinal Chemistry, Drug Discovery, Organic Chemistry...