BSc (Hons) Pharmacology (including foundation year)
Course Overview
This four-year BSc Pharmacology with Foundation Year is designed for students without traditional qualifications, providing a direct pathway to a full undergraduate degree. The initial foundation year equips you with the essential academic and laboratory skills to confidently progress onto the standard three-year BSc programme. You will graduate with the same prestigious degree as students on the traditional three-year course, fully prepared for a career in pharmacological research and drug development.
Key Program Highlights
- Includes a built-in foundation year (Year 0) for students who do not meet standard entry requirements
- Graduate with an identical BSc (Hons) degree to the traditional three-year programme
- Gain hands-on experience in state-of-the-art laboratories within the University's Science Centre
- Learn from expert academics about drug development, screening techniques, and data analysis
- Prepares you for a professional career treating illnesses from cancer to schizophrenia
Course Overview
This four-year BSc Pharmacology with Foundation Year is designed for students without traditional qualifications, providing a direct pathway to a full undergraduate degree. The initial foundation year equips you with the essential academic and laboratory skills to confidently progress onto the standard three-year BSc programme. You will graduate with the same prestigious degree as students on the traditional three-year course, fully prepared for a career in pharmacological research and drug development.
Key Program Highlights
- Includes a built-in foundation year (Year 0) for students who do not meet standard entry requirements
- Graduate with an identical BSc (Hons) degree to the traditional three-year programme
- Gain hands-on experience in state-of-the-art laboratories within the University's Science Centre
- Learn from expert academics about drug development, screening techniques, and data analysis
- Prepares you for a professional career treating illnesses from cancer to schizophrenia