TOEFL 95 overall with no less than 22 in any band
IELTs 7.0 overall with no less than 6.5 in any band
PTE PTE 67 in all four skills
Cambridge English: Advanced or Cambridge English: Proficiency Minimum overall score of 185, with no less than 176 in any component
120-129
Orther Requirement
You will be required to have studied Chemistry within your leaving school qualification or higher. Good grades will need to have been achieved and may be a condition in any offer for the Foundation Pathway.
In addition, during your Foundation Pathway year you will be required to meet the following requirements:
Pass an interview
Health Check
Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS) Check
Police Check
Please note, due to the nature of the additional requirements we can only offer places on to the one year Foundation Pathway programme for this degree
The 5-year MPharm course is designed specifically to meet the needs of the future pharmacist. With a pre-registration year included, this degree will provide you with the skills needed to become a critical member of the healthcare profession, and allows you to graduate as a fully UK qualified pharmacist pending successful completion of the GPhC (General Pharmaceutical Council) registration exam.
Pharmacists have a unique mix of scientific and professional knowledge which makes them the healthcare experts on medicines. You will learn the science underpinning the use of medicines, including physiology and anatomy of the human body, the effect of medicines on the human body, and how medicines are designed. Alongside this, you will be trained in clinical communications, problem solving, and decision making to ensure you have the skills to enjoy a rewarding career in pharmacy contributing to patient care.
Pre-registration placements are guaranteed for all students on the course and are secured by the University. These will all be based in the West Midlands region. This study option allows international students to complete their pre-registration training in the UK under a student visa.
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Modules in the first year
30 credits - The Professional Pharmacist 1
Non-credit bearing - Basic Life Support
20 credits - Health, Disease and Therapeutics 1.1
30 credits - Health, Disease and Therapeutics 1.2
20 credits - Chemistry for Pharmacists 1
Non-credit bearing - Professional Experience Placements 1
20 credits - Science of Medicines 1
Non-credit bearing - ePortfolio 1
Modules in the second year
30 credits - The Professional Pharmacist 2
Non-credit bearing - Professional Experience Placements 2
20 credits - Health, Disease and Therapeutics 2.1
30 credits - Health, Disease and Therapeutics 2.2
20 credits - Chemistry for Pharmacists 2
Non-credit bearing - ePortfolio 2
20 credits - Science of Medicines 2
Modules in the third year
30 credits - The Professional Pharmacist 3
10 Credits - Research Methods
20 credits - Health, Disease and Therapeutics 3.1
30 credits - Health, Disease and Therapeutics 3.2
30 credits - Science of Medicines 3
Non-credit bearing - Professional Experience Placement 3
Non-credit bearing - ePortfolio 3
Modules in the fourth year
60 credits - Integrated Pharmacy Practice
40 credits - Advanced Pharmacy Practice
Non-credit bearing - Professional Experience Placements 4
Non-credit bearing - ePortfolio 4
20 credits - Business and Pharmaceutical Enterprise
10 credits - Professional Experience Elective
Modules in the fifth year
120 credits - MPharm Pre-registration Module
Though most qualified pharmacists go on to work in healthcare settings, mainly community pharmacies and hospitals, there’s a wide range of career opportunities you could consider in, for example, the pharmaceutical industry, academia, government and regulatory bodies, and healthcare informatics.
Pre-registration placements are guaranteed for all students on the course and are secured by the University. These will all be based in the West Midlands region. This study option allows international students to complete their pre-registration training in the UK under a student visa.
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Insurance - Single
NHS: 300 GBP/ year
