BSc Pharmacy

at Trinity College Dublin The University of Dublin

Junior Fresh

Modules 
 

• Physiology

• From Molecules to Cells    

• Biochemistry    

• Organic and Inorganic Chemistry for Pharmacy    

• Physical Pharmacy I    

• Pharmaceutical Analysis I    

• Introduction to Pharmaceutics and Formulation, including Mathematical Methods and Pharmaceutical Calculations    

• Practice of Pharmacy I    

• General Principles of Pharmacology    

Senior Fresh

Modules
 

• Properties & Analysis of Materials used in Medicines 

• Physical Pharmacy II, Drug Transport and Kinetics    

• Formulation and Pharmaceutical Technology    

• Practice of Pharmacy II    

• Pharmaceutical Biochemistry and Biotechnology    

• Molecular & Chemotherapeutic Pharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics    

• Blood, Cardiovascular & Renal Pharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics

Junior Sophistor

Modules
 

• Natural Sources of Drugs and Substances used in Medicines    

• Sterile Products and Advanced Pharmaceutical Biotechnology    

• Practice of Pharmacy III    

• Endocrine & Reproductive Pharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics    

• Respiratory & Gastrointestinal Pharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics    

• Malignant Disease, Immune & Ocular Systems and Clinical Therapeutics

• Neuropharmacology and Clinical Therapeutics    

Senior Sophistor

Modules
 

• Organisation and Management Skills

• Professional Skills Development    

• Professional Practice    

• Advanced Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Drug Discovery and Development    

• Evidence Informing Practice    

• Senior Sophister Capstone Research Project    

5th Year

Modules
 

• Industrial Pharmacy    

• Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Context, Legislation, Standards and Practice    

• Advanced Pharmaceutics    

• Practice of Pharmacy & Integrated Pharmacy Skills    

• Addiction Pharmacy    

• Supply of Medicines and Organisation and Management Skills    

• Leading the Safe and Responsible Use of Medicines    

• Professional Practice and Public Health    

• Experiential Learning & Professional Registration Examination    

• Pharmacy Practice Research Project    

Leaving Certificate O4 or H6 mathematics

H4 chemistry or physics/chemistry

H4 in one of physics, biology, mathematics, applied mathematics, geography, geology, computer science or agricultural science

GCSE Grade B mathematics

Advanced GCE (A Level) Grade C chemistry

Grade C in one of physics, biology, mathematics, geology, geography, or further mathematics

International Bacccalaureate: SL Grade 5 Mathematics

HL Grade 5 Chemistry

HL Grade 5 in one of physics, biology, mathematics, geology, geography, applied mathematics and computer science

Combinations of subjects not permitted:

Physics/chemistry may not be presented with chemistry or physics to satisfy requirements.

English Language Requirements

IELTS: Academic: Grade 6.5;*

EU & Non-EU fees for academic year 2022/23 are:

EU Fees €7,332

Non EU Fees €19,369

As an expert in the discovery, development and optimal use of medicines, many career paths are open to pharmacists. Your career prospects as a Pharmacy graduate are excellent. Employment opportunities exist in community, hospital and industrial pharmacy, as well as in state services such as medicines licensing. In addition, you can opt to undertake research, or apply for entry to one of the postgraduate courses in hospital, industrial or community pharmacy.