221 Part-time Master's degrees in Pharmacy

This Biopharmaceutical Processing programme from the Atlantic Technological University involves study of the discovery, development and processing of modern, medical drugs by artificially growing some or all of the components utilising cell culture technologies. 

This Medicinal Chemistry (Part Time) MRes program from Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University combines life science, chemistry, medicine and computational science in order to study the structure and biological activity of drugs. 

This Pharmaceutical Analysis programme from Kingston University provides you with the skills and knowledge to excel in the world of pharmaceutical analysis. From drug formulation, to quality control and regulatory affairs, you'll gain hands-on experience in industry-standard labs.

If you're an experienced practicing pharmacist and want to further your career in a specialist area, joining the Independent Prescribing for Pharmacists course at University of Portsmouth is the perfect way to fulfil your ambitions.

Queen's University Belfast School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering has a proven track record for delivering high quality teaching and research and have launched the MSc in Biopharmaceutical Engineering. 

This Pharmaceutical Medicine programme from Fresenius University of Applied Sciences is practical and application-oriented.

This Pharmacy programme from Newcastle University specialise in both laboratory-based and clinical research areas of Pharmacy. They accept both funded and self-funded students.

The Advanced Clinical Pharmacy Practice MSc degree at Queen's University Belfast was developed following extensive consultation with pharmacists and their employers both within and beyond the United Kingdom.

The MSc in Chemistry - Analytical Chemistry is a one year course from University College Cork designed to provide advanced knowledge and hands-on training in modern analytical instrumental techniques.

This Industrial Pharmaceutics degree course from University College Cork is a unique research programme that develops the critical skills required to work in the pharma and biopharma manufacturing industry in Ireland. The programme will develop competency in the design of experiments, data analysis, process development and analytical method development.

Pharmaceutical Quality Systems Validation and Technology from Griffith College equips you with the practical and technological skills to drive innovation, implement quality systems, and support global healthcare through safe, efficient pharmaceutical manufacturing.

This MSc course of Clinical Pharmacy offered by Cardiff University offers you the opportunity to gain a Masters level qualification to develop you in your role as a clinical pharmacist. The Clinical Pharmacy programme is offered at Cardiff University

The Mental Health Pharmacy (Online) programme at Aston University is designed for practising pharmacists who want to advance their clinical, professional, and leadership capabilities in mental health. 

The Analytical and Pharmaceutical Science programme from Loughborough University aims to deliver high quality training in analytical and pharmaceutical chemistry that will be of direct benefit to industry and the UK science base.

The Advanced Clinical Practice (with V300 Non-Medical Prescribing) from University of Wolverhampton will develop your knowledge and skills to work at an advanced level of clinical practice and has been designed around the NHS England (2025) Multi-professional framework for advanced practice in England.

As the spread of infectious diseases continues to grow, along with the emergence of new diseases, antibiotic-resistant organisms and a growing population across the world, the need for specialists in this area is only likely to increase. Learn more with the Postgraduate Diploma in Infectious Disease (Online) at Learna - Diploma MSc.

The Pharmaceutical and Analytical Science course at University of Huddersfield blends industrial insight with research expertise, giving you hands-on experience in drug testing, formulation from inhaled powders to topical medications, and the latest analytical techniques covering spectroscopy, chromatography, NMR and mass spectrometry.

The Pharmaceutical Science and Medicinal Chemistry programme from Loughborough University is designed to meet the needs of industry and the UK science base by providing you with training in pharmacokinetics, drug metabolism, drug synthesis, methods to identify potential drug targets and drug candidates, and methods to assess the biological activities of drug compounds.

The Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) course at University of Bath allows you to study at your own pace with minimal time away from work.

The Clinical Pharmacy MSc/PG Dip/PG Cert programme from De Montfort University has been designed to meet the professional development requirements of pharmacists working in a wide variety of sectors and environments.