Students
Tuition Fee
Not Available
Start Date
Not Available
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
5 years
Details
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Pharmaceutical Sciences | Pharmacology | Pharmacy
Area of study
Health
Education type
On campus
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


Introduction to the Pharmacy with Preparatory Year MPharm (Hons) Program

The University of Plymouth, in collaboration with the University of Bath and NHS England, has launched a new school of pharmacy in the South West of England. This initiative has culminated in the introduction of the Pharmacy with Preparatory Year MPharm (Hons) program, a 5-year course designed to provide comprehensive education and training in pharmacy.


Program Overview

The MPharm pharmacy course is delivered at the University of Plymouth and combines classroom learning, campus-based simulations, and placements in real healthcare settings across the South West. This program is identical to the one offered at the University of Bath, ensuring consistency and high standards of education.


Key Features of the Program

  • The program is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of pharmacy principles and practices.
  • Students benefit from access to a newly completed pharmacy practice suite facilities for hands-on training.
  • The course includes placements in real healthcare settings, providing students with practical experience in the field.
  • Students are registered with the University of Bath and have access to a range of on-site support services provided by the University of Plymouth, including library access, accommodation, and emergency student support.

Academic and Support Staff

The program is led by Lyn Hanning, Head of Pharmacy at Plymouth, who is joined by 7 new academic and professional services staff. This team is dedicated to delivering high-quality teaching and support to students throughout their studies.


Collaborations and Support

The success of the program is attributed to the collaborative efforts of the University of Bath, the University of Plymouth, and NHS England. The program has received continued support from various departments across the University of Bath, including Student Support, Marketing, Registry, DDaT, Library, Faculty of Science, and the Department of Life Sciences.


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