Pharmacology Undergraduate Degrees

... a multi-disciplinary approach towards the study of exciting new developments in the chemical, biological and biomedical science areas focusing upon the biochemistry, pharmacology, design, methods of analysis and delivery of pharmaceutical substances. You will also be supported in the development...

...) Fundamentals of Physiology & Anatomy (30 credits) Fundamentals of Pharmacology (15 credits) Skills for the Biosciences (15 credits) After successful completion... Learn about: Biomedical Science...

... and Cellular Analysis Fundamental Principles of Pharmacology and Drug development Blood Science Infectious disease Year Three In order to complete...

... and how medicines progress to market. In year one, alongside chemistry lectures and labs, you get lectures in biochemistry and physiology with pharmacology. You'll also take maths classes so that you have the core maths skills needed for this degree. If you have A Level Maths but not A Level Physics... Learn about: Organic Chemistry...

... and mental health, the endocrine and musculoskeletal systems, the anatomy of the head, neck, spine and limbs, as well as pharmacology and therapeutics... Learn about: General Practice, Medical training, Skills and Training...

... to specialise in your chosen field of interest for the remainder of the course. After a common first term of study you can choose one of the following pathways and tailor your degree accordingly. Biomedical Sciences Biochemistry and Microbiology Environmental Biology Physiology and Pharmacology... Learn about: Human Physiology, Natural Ecosystems...

..., microbiology, pharmacology and related public health issues. The complexity and challenge of the cases builds as you and your peers become more effective... Learn about: NHS Training...

...Semester 1 taught modules Analgesic and anaesthetic pharmacology Fits, faints, pain and paralysis Psychiatric disorders Synaptic plasticity... Learn about: Medical training, Medical School, Psychiatric Disorders...

... of the head, neck, spine and limbs, as well as pharmacology and therapeutics. Foundations of Clinical Practice includes communication skills, sociology, ethics... Learn about: General Practice, Skills and Training, Medical training...

... Social Sciences BA Geography BA Geography BSc Neuroscience BSc Pharmacology BSc Read more Structure Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 1 Courses are divided... Learn about: Cell Biology, Critical Thinking...

..., developmental biology and pharmacology. We ask for more critical thinking from you at this level and a better understanding of existing research. You will also complete a research project of your... Learn about: Biomedical Science, Developmental Biology...

... management of drug addiction. Modern neuroscience is not an isolated discipline. It integrates the inputs of, for example, biochemistry, physiology, pharmacology, pathology, psychology and psychiatry to address the normal and abnormal functioning of the nervous system. Our course emphasises such inputs... Learn about: Physics & Chemistry, Life Sciences...

... Chemistry for Pharmaceutical Science Bioscience 1 Year 2 Organic and Medicinal Chemistry Pharmacology and Pharmaceutics Analytical Science Practical... Learn about: Experimental Techniques, Medicinal Chemistry, Molecular Sciences...

..., pharmacology, ecology, molecular bioscience, and animal science and society. How Will I Learn Theoretical aspects of the course are complemented by laboratory...

..., developmental biology and pharmacology. We ask for more critical thinking from you at this level and a better understanding of existing research. You will also complete a research project of your own. The fourth year focuses on developing your research skills. You'll work on an extended project in a research... Learn about: Biomedical Science, IT Law...

... out which requirements apply to which course. ​You may choose from the following progression routes: With the exception of Biomedical Sciences, Pharmacology, and Nutrition, progression requires a formal interview, Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks and a pass in occupational health... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

..., Developmental & Human Biology BSc, Biochemistry BSc, Biochemistry MSci, Biomedical Science BSc, Medical Physiology BSc, Molecular Genetics BSc, Molecular Genetics MSci, Neuroscience BSc, Neuroscience MSci, Pharmacology BSc, and Pharmacology & Molecular Genetics... Learn about: Biomedical Science, Medical training...

...Within the 2 main taught modules, students will study the following topics plus a research project. Vascular biology and pharmacology Cellular... Learn about: Medical training, Medical School, Cellular cardiology...

... and pharmacology. We ask for more critical thinking from you at this level and a better understanding of existing research. You will also complete a research project of your... Learn about: Biomedical Science, Developmental Biology...

...The Department of Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (MCDB) offers the bachelor of science degree in four departmental majors—biochemistry-molecular biology, cell and developmental biology, microbiology, and pharmacology. In addition, it cooperates with the Department of Ecology... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Developmental Biology, GCSE Physics...