Pharmaceutical Chemistry BSc Honours

at Middlesex University

• The programme combines chemistry and biochemistry to provide a strong grounding in pharmaceutical chemistry.
• Students cover all aspects of pharmaceutical drug development, including target identification, synthesis, clinical testing, and trials.
• Alongside drug development, the course builds knowledge of the core branches of chemistry.
• Teaching is delivered by an experienced academic team with links to major pharmaceutical companies like GlaxoSmithKline, Novartis, and Johnson Matthey.
• This industry exposure ensures students gain practical insights and skills needed for careers in the pharmaceutical industry.

Modules

• Introduction to Biochemistry
• Professional Development for Pharmaceutical Chemistry
• Foundations of Practical Chemistry
• Analytical Chemistry
• Research Methods and Professional Practice

Important Dates

At the moment, Middlesex University has temporarily suspended the admission process for its Pharmaceutical Chemistry BSc Honours programme. Individuals who wish to pursue this course are recommended to frequently visit the university's official website to stay updated on any announcements related to the reopening of applications for this particular degree. By regularly checking the website, prospective students can ensure they do not miss the opportunity to apply when the application period becomes available again.

• They must have an overall pass in a relevant subject area, which includes 45 credits at level 3, with all 45 credits being graded at Merit or higher.
• Alternatively, applicants can present a combination of A-Level, BTEC, and other accepted qualifications that collectively amount to 112-128 UCAS Tariff points. However, a minimum of 32 points must be obtained specifically from the chemistry subject.

The Middlesex University charges £16,600/yr  as tuition fees for the Pharmaceutical Chemistry BSc Honours programme. The university recommends that students frequently check the official website to remain updated on any modifications to the programme fees. These fees are subject to yearly variations based on factors like residency status and whether the student is enrolled full-time or part-time. The website offers the most current information regarding fee structures, including any additional costs or charges that may apply.

The integration of chemistry and biochemistry provides a solid foundation in pharmaceutical chemistry, equipping you with the necessary skills to excel in this vital field. This comprehensive programme encompasses the entire spectrum of pharmaceutical drug development, including target identification, synthesis, clinical testing, and trials, while simultaneously strengthening your understanding of the core branches of chemistry. This multidisciplinary approach prepares you for a career in an industry that plays a crucial role in advancing healthcare and improving lives.