BSc Hons Pharmacology and Health Science

The Pharmacology and Health Science course at the University of Bedfordshire provides an extensive understanding of the ways drugs interact with the human body, diseases, pathological conditions, and the biological systems. This in-depth knowledge is then used to interpret the therapeutic actions of drugs which contributes to the role of the pharmacologist in the healthcare team.Course Content: The course covers everything from the development, testing, regulation, and clinical use of medicines to improving medication effectiveness, safety, and cost-effectiveness. It involves learning key techniques used to evaluate drug effects and modes of action, including in vivo methods, cell culture, biochemical techniques, and in vitro models. Throughout your studies, you will also have opportunities to conduct your own pharmacological research.Key Modules: The core modules of the program include Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Clinical Pharmacology, Toxicology, Advanced Research Techniques, and Regulatory Affairs in the Pharmaceutical Industry. These topics will provide you with the core knowledge and skills required to understand the actions of drugs and the factors influencing their effects.Future Careers: After graduating, you will be well prepared to commence your career in a wide range of roles within the pharmaceutical industry, the healthcare sector, or academia. The course also provides an ideal foundation for postgraduate research or further study in pharmacology and related disciplines. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page Pharmacology and Health Science.