- One of a few UK postgraduate programmes that cover clinical pharmacology in sufficient detail to allow you to make an informed choice about pursuing clinical pharmacology as a career.
- Gain hands-on experience in molecular methods and analysis along with critical interpretation of genomic literature, enabling you to analyse, synthesise and formulate an action plan for personalised patient care.
- Accredited by the Royal Society of Biology for the purpose of meeting, in part, the academic and experience requirement for the Membership and Chartered Biologist (CBiol). [Royal Society of Biology Accreditation logo]
- Learn the basics of molecular genetics and population genetics as applied to pharmacogenetics and gene therapy.
- Engage in, and contribute to, discussions about therapeutic issues in the commercial and academic research environments.
- Undertake your own research project under expert supervision, allowing you to consolidate your knowledge and apply the skills you have acquired.
- Benefit from the close involvement of clinical academics and visiting lecturers from the pharmaceutical industry and national drug regulatory bodies
- Specifically designed to prepare you for future senior roles within the pharmaceutical medicine.
- Guest lecturers have recently included staff from Pfizer, Servier, Johnson & Johnson and the Scottish Medicines Consortium.
MSc (MedSci) Clinical Pharmacology
Glasgow United Kingdom
12 months Duration
£ 31,860 Tuition
Full time Format
Other available programs from University of Glasgow: School of Medicine, Dentistry & Nursing
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