MPharm Pharmacy

The Pharmacy undergraduate course offered by the University of Kent provides students with a solid foundation in pharmaceutical science, alongside the clinical and professional practice required for registration as a pharmacist. This course is formally integrated with community and hospital placements from the first year, meaning students can apply what they are learning in a real-world context throughout the course.Course Content: The Pharmacy course at the University of Kent focuses on three main areas: Pharmaceutical Science, which includes the design, delivery, action and use of medicines; Clinical and Professional Practice, where students develop consultation skills, decision-making abilities, and a sound understanding of the principles of evidence-based medicine; and Population Health and Patient Safety, which includes public health, health promotion, and the measures needed to protect patients.Key Modules: Some of the key modules offered in this course include Personal and Professional Development, Human physiology and disease process, Clinical Pharmaceutics, Integrated Patient Care, and Evidence-based Medicine.Accreditations: The Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) course at Kent is accredited by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC).Future Careers: Graduates from the Pharmacy course can expect to find roles in community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, the pharmaceutical industry, academia and regulation. Your career options may range from managing a multimillion-pound budget in an NHS hospital or working at the forefront of medical research, to running your own business.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.