Modern Healthcare is delivered by an interdisciplinary team and increasingly Pharmacists are delivering enhanced and new clinical services across healthcare settings. Our Pharmacy Degree recognises these new and advanced roles and integrates sciences and practice to prepare students to meet the challenges of the changing face of Pharmacy. 

During your four-year integrated Master’s Degree (MPharm) in Pharmacy, you will follow a curriculum designed to reflect the way Pharmacists approach patients and how patients present to Pharmacists. We combine fundamental and complex scientific principles with how it is applied to give you a clear understanding of the practice of Pharmacy.

Together with a strong focus on clinical and communication skills and digital technology, you will develop the academic, practical, and personal qualities to practise pharmacy competently and with confidence.

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98% of pharmacy graduates are working or in further study 6 months after graduation. Starting salaries for Pharmacists vary depending on the area of Pharmacy in which you choose to work, however surveys undertaken by the Royal Pharmacy Society suggest an equivalent starting salary of £20,000-£30,000, rising to £35,000-£60,000 after 10 years. 

As a Pharmacist you will find a variety of Healthcare roles available as a valued member of the clinical team, ranging from Community Pharmacy and Hospital Pharmacy to Primary Care, Industrial Pharmacy and Academia.

More information on the career paths for Pharmacists is available from The Royal Pharmaceutical Society.