As a pharmacist you are an expert in all aspects of medicines and drugs; playing a vital role in providing quality healthcare to patients. In order to become a pharmacist, you have to successfully complete one year of postgraduate training and pass the GPhC registration assessment. Pharmacy is centred firmly on how pharmacists can serve the needs of patients. With a focus on developing the practical and professional skills of a pharmacist, you will also develop a grounding in science and a strong practical content that will enable you to inform your decisions in practice and to practise safely and ethically. The degree has three integrated streams - one representing pharmaceutical science, one body systems and clinical studies, and the other pharmacy practice and healthcare.

Our graduates progress on to rewarding and stimulating careers in community and hospital pharmacy, including major employers such as; Boots, Lloyds Pharmacy and the NHS.