Pharmacy (University of Plymouth campus)

About this course

Pharmacy is a science-based healthcare profession concerned with the safe, effective and rational use of medicines. Pharmacists are experts in how drugs work, how they are formulated and delivered, how they interact with the body and with each other, and how they should be prescribed, dispensed and monitored for patients across all care settings. The profession plays an increasingly central clinical role in the NHS, and pharmacists now work as independent prescribers and in specialist clinical roles as well as in traditional dispensing and community practice. The University of Bath offers this four-year full-time Master of Pharmacy degree, delivered at the University of Plymouth campus. The MPharm is the degree required for registration as a pharmacist in the UK, and its four-year structure reflects the depth and breadth of the scientific and clinical knowledge the profession demands. Y

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