Bachelor's in Pharmacology MBiolSci

Introduction You’ll study a broad range of modules including drug discovery and development, the cellular basis of health and disease, translational pharmacology, and advanced pharmacology and therapeutics with the opportunity to specialise and carry out your own research project. We also offer support for making career choices right from the beginning and you will have the opportunity to consider potential career pathways within and outside the field of pharmacology. You’ll learn and develop those important transferable skills in communication, team working, project management and computing with practical sessions and group work. What you'll learn Understand the principles of pharmacology which underpin how medicines are identified and optimised for use in man. Develop an appreciation the mechanisms of how different drugs work in treating different clinical conditions. Gain an understanding of novel drugs types and advanced drug delivery methods at the cutting edge of pharmacology. Work within an authentic scientific research environment with leading researchers in their field. Become literate in finding, interpreting, evaluating and managing information. Communicate ideas effectively to a variety of audiences Work independently and collaboratively Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills Use lab equipment correctly and safely