PHARMACOLOGY BSC (HONS)

Postgraduate programme

PHARMACOLOGY BSC (HONS)

Offered by UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE

ON-CAMPUS: DUNDEE Direct university enquiry No obligation

Programme overview

Why choose this programme?

Pharmacology is the study of how drugs affect body functions in health and disease. It plays a vital role in helping to safeguard our health and welfare.

BSc Pharmacology explores approaches to treatment. These approaches have a focus on neuroscience, metabolic disease, and cancer. These are all research strengths at the University of Dundee.

On the course you’ll focus on topics like molecular pharmacology and quantitative pharmacology. You will learn how drugs behave depending on various factors.

This gives you an understanding of how scientists explore biomedical discoveries. You will learn how scientists develop them from initial innovation to real-world application.

Our course curriculum is shaped by the work of our world-leading researchers to make sure you’re learning the latest advances. This will also help you gain an understanding of the fundamentals of the field.

Traineeships and internships

We offer a range of lab-based research traineeships and industry internships, as well as opportunities in other countries, all giving you invaluable experience and boosting your career opportunities.

Modality

ON-CAMPUS: DUNDEE

UCAS entry grades

BBC

UCAS Tariff points

112 points

Tuition fee

£9,790

Entry requirements

Study for 4 years (start at Level 1)
A-level, GCE
CCC

Essential subjects: Biology or Chemistry, plus equivalent of GCSE Mathematics

Study for 3 years (start at Level 2)
A-level, GCE
BBC

Essential subjects: Biology and Chemistry, plus equivalent of GCSE Mathematics

English language requirements
IELTS Academic

- Overall
6.0

- Writing
6.0

- Listening
5.5

- Reading
5.5

- Speaking
5.5

Other English language qualifications

We also accept other English language qualifications. Choose from the list of English language tests for your country below.

Minimum grade in English
60

Dates and duration

4 or 3 years

Next Date: September

Career opportunities

Where this programme can take you


Traineeships and internships

We offer a range of lab-based research traineeships and industry internships, as well as opportunities in other countries, all giving you invaluable experience and boosting your career opportunities.

SYLLABUS

The first two years of your degree will cover concepts such as:

- genetics
- cell division
- biological organisation
- molecular mechanisms and processes