MSci Pharmacology

The Pharmacology course at the University of Strathclyde is a full-time, undergraduate programme that explores and explains biological systems at the cellular, tissue and whole body level. It further delves into the effects of chemicals on these biological systems and aims at creating leaders in the field of biological and medical sciences.Course Content: The programme starts with a common first year across all biological and biomedical sciences curriculum which gives students a strong foundation in biology. Moving onto the third and final years, the focus shifts to in-depth teaching and learning of pharmacology, involving lectures, tutorials and practical laboratory classes. In addition, students undertake a research project guided by active research professionals.Key Modules: Some of the key modules students will study include; human physiology, metabolism and nutrition, genetics and evolution, biological chemistry, cell biology, and medical microbiology.Accreditations: The Pharmacology course is fully accredited by the Royal Society of Biology. This accreditation confirms the high standards of education provided by the University of Strathclyde in the field of biological sciences.Future Careers: Graduates can look forward to career opportunities in a range of areas including drug development, clinical trials, toxicology, regulatory affairs (medicine, veterinary, agrochemical), pharmaceutical sales and marketing, teaching and health service scientists.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.