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Course Overview

 It will also appeal to graduates with a BSc in Pharmaceutical Science who wish to pursue a Master's qualification in their field.

The main part of the postgraduate pharmaceutical chemistry degree is a work-based learning module in which you can undertake a research project, either in our specialist labs at USW or possibly as part of an industry-based work placement. Throughout the master's course, you will study formulation and medicinal chemistry, as well as industry-specific topics such as quality assurance and management and a Prince 2 qualification, giving you the advanced knowledge, skills, and experience to compete for sought-after roles in the pharmaceutical sector. 

What you will study?

You will study the following modules (Core/Optional):

  • Advanced Separation Science
  • Advanced Formulation Science
  • Medicines: Scale-up, Formulation, and Manufacture (optional)
  • Project Management and Techniques
  • Advanced Research Topics in Chemistry (optional)
  • Quality in the Manufacture and Distribution of Medicines
  • Major Research Project, Professional Practice And Employability
  • Advanced Materials for Energy Application (optional)
  • Toxicology (optional)

Teaching

The MSc Pharmaceutical Chemistry course is delivered primarily in block mode. A blended learning and teaching approach is used to provide you with key and subject-specific skills. Typically all modules will consist of a mix of lectures, tutorials, and workshops/practical laboratory sessions. Students are provided with numerous learning activities including written coursework; project work; group work; practicals (with group sizes tailored to the activity); problem-solving sessions; self­-study assignments; oral and poster presentations; independent study; work-related learning and online self-assessments.

The pharmaceutical chemistry course is full-time for one year, and each module is generally around 48 hours of contact spread over two to three weeks. The first term is spent doing mainly taught modules, the second term is for the work placement/project.

Entry Requirement 

2:2 BSc (Hons) degree in either Chemistry or Pharmaceutical Science or a degree which includes chemistry. Other applicants will be considered on an individual basis.

The course welcomes international applicants and requires an English level of IELTS 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component or equivalent.

Fees

Full-time UK:  £9000

Full-time International:  £14500 


This information was accurate on : 27/04/2021
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