36 monthsProgramme duration
44,400 GBPTuition Fee/year
13 Jan, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Pharmacology
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Embark on your exploration of the fascinating world of drug action. Discover the modern and classic scientific breakthroughs that allow the design of new medicines, how existing drugs can have innovative new uses, and the importance of pharmacology in tackling issues such as antibiotic resistance, mental health and addiction which are central to UCL’s health-related Grand Challenges. Taught by globally-renowned researchers, the course introduces an extensive range of currently prescribed drugs, explores drug discovery and repurposing, and addresses challenges such as drug resistance and side effects.
In Year 1, you will build knowledge of the fundamentals of pharmacology, discover key scientific, analytical and computational techniques and study core subjects spanning the biosciences, from molecules to populations.
In Year 2, you’ll harness and apply this knowledge, developing your understanding of the mechanisms of drug action and conducting extensive in-vitro lab experiments using cultured cells and tissue samples, while extending the range and depth of your computational and analytical skills. You have the option to apply to take a year out to do an industrial placement by transferring to the Pharmacology (with Placement Year) BSc.
In Year 3, you’ll put your education into practice, by carrying out a collaborative laboratory research project or a literature research project exploring evolving topics at the cutting edge of pharmacology. Alongside this, you will get to explore a wide range of optional modules allowing you to strengthen and augment your expertise across specialisms that complement our world-leading research.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Pharmacology
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Embark on your exploration of the fascinating world of drug action. Discover the modern and classic scientific breakthroughs that allow the design of new medicines, how existing drugs can have innovative new uses, and the importance of pharmacology in tackling issues such as antibiotic resistance, mental health and addiction which are central to UCL’s health-related Grand Challenges. Taught by globally-renowned researchers, the course introduces an extensive range of currently prescribed drugs, explores drug discovery and repurposing, and addresses challenges such as drug resistance and side effects.
In Year 1, you will build knowledge of the fundamentals of pharmacology, discover key scientific, analytical and computational techniques and study core subjects spanning the biosciences, from molecules to populations.
In Year 2, you’ll harness and apply this knowledge, developing your understanding of the mechanisms of drug action and conducting extensive in-vitro lab experiments using cultured cells and tissue samples, while extending the range and depth of your computational and analytical skills. You have the option to apply to take a year out to do an industrial placement by transferring to the Pharmacology (with Placement Year) BSc.
In Year 3, you’ll put your education into practice, by carrying out a collaborative laboratory research project or a literature research project exploring evolving topics at the cutting edge of pharmacology. Alongside this, you will get to explore a wide range of optional modules allowing you to strengthen and augment your expertise across specialisms that complement our world-leading research.
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