MPharm (Hons) Pharmacy

at De Montfort University

• Access high-quality facilities including clinical simulation suites, a hospital ward, and counselling rooms, facilitating the development of professional and clinical patient care skills.
• Embrace an Interprofessional Education (IPE) approach to learning, preparing students for the healthcare workforce by emphasising teamwork and collaboration, as advocated by international health organisations.
• Engage in learning alongside research experts, gaining insight into award-winning real-world projects such as supporting uniform washing for healthcare professionals during the Covid-19 pandemic and dried blood-spot analysis, directly impacting patient care.
• Benefit from hands-on experience and exposure to advanced research, enhancing both practical skills and understanding of the broader healthcare landscape.

Modules  

• Preparing for Practice (1) - Professional Portfolio
• People and Medicines (1) - Introduction to Pharmacy
• People and Medicines (2) - Gastrointestinal/Nutrition
• Preparing for Practice (2) - Professional Portfolio
• Pharmacotherapy (1) - Infection/Inflammation
• Pharmacotherapy (2) - Cardiovascular/Respiratory

• Standard XII- A minimum average score of 65% in the top four subjects (excluding Hindi) 
• Subjects: Psychology, Maths, Biology or Physics
• The university might also verify the English and Mathematics results from standard X.
• IELTS - A minimum of 6.5 with no subscore below 5.5. 
• Additional documents such as LOR( one reference), academic transcripts and personal statements are required. 

Important Dates

• This programme commences in the months of January and September

The MPharm (Hons) Pharmacy fees are £16,250/Yr. Delve into the intricate fee schedules listed on the university's online platform and explore potential financing alternatives to make informed decisions concerning your career trajectory.

Graduates of this programme embark on rewarding careers across all pharmacy sectors. Gain hands-on experience in community pharmacies, hospitals, and primary care, including GP practices, through mandatory placements in Leicester, Leicestershire, Rutland, and the wider East Midlands. They prioritise in enhancing your employment prospects by integrating transferable skills into the curriculum and facilitating collaboration with key employers and stakeholders through careers events and mentoring schemes offered by the Leicester School of Pharmacy.