By studying the Pharmacology programme from University of Glasgow you can join the search for new drugs to treat diseases for which there is currently no cure.
You'll be taught by world-class researchers from our internationally-renowned MVLS research institutes.
You’ll study in one of the largest Schools of Life Sciences in the UK drawing on hundreds of years of teaching and research experience.
The Glasgow Pharmacological Society offers a fantastic opportunity to make friends, socialise and become a part of our scientific community
Our campus development project supports cutting-edge facilities, improved teaching spaces and an enhanced student experience.
Our graduates are well placed for a variety of employment opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry, National Health Service, research, health promotion, medical sales and liaison, medical writing and education.
Careers of some of our graduates include:
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Pharmacology MSci: 5 year degree
Course Overview:
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England, Wales and Northern Ireland: £27,750 per total
The living costs include the total expenses per month, covering accommodation, public transportation, utilities (electricity, internet), books and groceries.
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