Universities United Kingdom University of Strathclyde Courses MSc Clinical Pharmacy

MSc Clinical Pharmacy
at University of Strathclyde

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Tuition Fee £ 31,850
Country Rank-
Duration12 Months
Score IELTS: 6.5

Program Overview

This course is ideal for non-UK qualified pharmacists wanting to develop clinical skills to deliver ‘pharmaceutical care’. The course also provides foundations in health service research and will benefit Pharmacists working in hospital or community practice. You will receive advanced training in the practice of pharmacy, to enable you to deliver optimum pharmaceutical care, and become a safer and more effective practitioner. You'll be taught predominately by pharmacists registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC).

Course Content
Modules
- Interpretation of laboratory/routine clinical information in the management of common clinical conditions e.g asthma, cardiology infection etc.
- Counselling & communication, therapeutic drug monitoring
- Evidence Based Medicine & Application of research methods
- Pharmacy service delivery, team leadership and professionalism
- Psycho-social aspects to Pharmacy Practice
- Application of Pharmaceutical Care in complex patients
Entry Requirement
- Minimum second-class (2:2) Honours degree or international equivalent in Pharmacy; plus a minimum of 18 months post-study clinical experience in a patient facing role or environment. A copy of your CV should be provided as proof, detailing work experience and duties.
Fees & Scholarships
International Tuition Fees:

£31850 per year
Career Prospect
After graduating, you’ll be qualified to progress within the pharmacy profession. This course provides the background training for graduates to develop and extend clinical pharmacy services in their own place of work.

Cost Of Studying At University of Strathclyde

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

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MSc Clinical Pharmacy at University of Strathclyde