This course will give you a detailed understanding of the practical and theoretical aspects of pharmaceutical science and help develop the skills needed for individual and collaborative research in areas such as drug development. <br>Pharmaceutical science is at the interface of biochemistry, physiology, pharmacology, toxicology, analytical and medicinal chemistry, all of which will be studied in the degree course. Your studies will take place in laboratories fitted with the latest analytical equipment. Within the research area of drug development, you will focus on both drug design, drug discovery and drug awareness as well as neuropharmacology and bioinformatics. You will complete four taught modules and an independent research project. It will offer you the chance to study a core MSc alongside a specialisation within different areas of pharmaceutical sciences.<br>As an MSc student, you will complete four taught modules and an independent research project.<br><br>Three of the taught modules are core to the course: Advanced Pharmaceutics, Drug Design, and Research Skills. The latter serves as ideal preparation for your final project.You can also choose one optional module from Pharmaceutical Analysis, Advanced Cellular Pharmacology & Physiology, Bioinformatics, and Toxicology.<br>Your studies will be overseen by experts at facilities that include newly refurbished laboratories with the latest analytical equipment.<br>This will be hugely beneficial when you go on either to employment or further research in the field as you will be familiar with all the technology you are likely to encounter.<br>As a graduate, you will have a wide range of career options open to you in the broad field of pharmaceutical research.<br><br>This course provides you with ideal training either for employment or for continuing your studies with a PhD or further work at a university or research institute. You could choose to build a career in pharmaceutical and biotechnological companies that are developing new drugs and evaluating new products.