Pharmacology

The Master's in Pharmacology provides training in the design and execution of practical approaches to the mechanisms by which drugs act. Includes taught modules that provide a comprehensive knowledge base and project based elements. Leads to further study for PhD or careers in the pharmaceutical or research related industries.

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• A central London location equipped with first class IT, library and study facilities.
• An opportunity to plan and design as well as to pursue your own original research.
• A programme that will prepare you for a career in drug research and related industries.
  
  

PURPOSEThe programme provides training in the design and execution of practical approaches to the investigation of the mechanisms by which drugs act, and includes taught components that provide a comprehensive pharmacology knowledge base.

DESCRIPTIONThe taught component of the programme includes a compulsory lecture-based module in systems and cellular pharmacology, which is complemented by a laboratory-based practical module and optional lecture modules in cardiovascular pharmacology, neuropharmacology and the pharmacology of inflammation. Project based elements include a literature research module, a research design module and a laboratory based practical research project.