Pharmacy MPharm

at University of Birmingham

• Students begin by focusing on core concepts in pharmaceutical sciences, covering cell biology, physiology, pharmacology.
• Throughout the programme, students delve into the scientific basis of medication usage, including the physiology and anatomy of the human body.
• Alongside scientific knowledge, students receive training in clinical communication.
• Practical experiences complement theoretical learning, equipping students with the necessary skills and confidence to excel in pharmacy practice and contribute meaningfully to patient well-being.

Modules 

• Applied Pharmacy Practice 1
• Health Sciences 1
• Science of Medicines 1
• Professional Experience Placements 1
• Basic Life Support

Important Dates

The programme is set to begin in September 2024. Students are advised to submit their applications around 4-5 months before the start date. Getting help from counselors can assist in ensuring timely application submissions.

Course Rankings

In the 2024 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings, the University of Birmingham has ascended to the 101st position globally from 108th in 2023. Additionally, it holds a place among the top 100 universities in the UK according to THE rankings. Here are the rankings for its Pharmacy and Pharmacology programmes.

• Standard XII scores for ISC: 80%, SSC and CBSE: 75%, Other state boards: 85%.
• English language requirements: IELTS: 7, TOEFL: 95

International Tuition Fees:

£28130 per year

Upon completion of an MPharm degree, graduates can pursue a rewarding career path as UK-registered pharmacists. To achieve this, they undertake a professional Foundation year in a GPhC-approved practice setting and pass the GPhC's competency examination. Pharmacists possess a distinctive blend of scientific and professional expertise, positioning them as healthcare authorities on medications and their optimal utilisation, including prescribing. This qualification opens doors to diverse career opportunities in community pharmacies, hospitals, industry, academia, and clinical research, empowering graduates to make significant contributions to patient care and public health.