110 Master's in Pharmacology in Europe

The Global Master's Programme in Translational Physiology and Pharmacology at Karolinska Institute gives you an integrated knowledge of human physiology, pathology, and pharmacology with emphasis on mechanism-based therapies and drug development in a truly translational approach. 

 The Pharmacology and Drug Discovery  MRes programme from the University of Nottingham allows you to choose your own area of interest to research, under the title of your choosing.

This Drug Discovery and Development programme from University of Leeds will offer you exposure to a range of fields spanning the pharmaceutical industry, including pharmacology, biochemistry, chemistry, clinical research, and pharmaceutical commercialisation.  

The Clinical Drug Development MSc at UCL is a full-time programme lasting one year. This advanced degree equips students with essential knowledge and practical skills in the field of drug development. Graduates will emerge with a comprehensive understanding of the latest methodologies and research practices in clinical drug development.

The objective of this pluridisciplinary M1 Development of Drugs and Health Products master at Paris-Saclay University is to train future managers in the pharmaceutical field with a versatile, scientific and technical expertise, and an opening-up to business life or research laboratories.

Study how drugs act on molecular targets and how chemicals can cause cellular stress or damage. Gain hands-on experience with techniques such as cell culture, imaging and PCR to investigate drug action, safety and toxicity.

Studying the Advanced Pharmacology degree at the University of Strathclyde you'll receive the highest-quality teaching in the leading Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy & Biomedical Sciences by staff dedicated to your personal and scientific development.

The Pharmaceutical Analysis with Regulatory Affairs programme offered by Kingston University provides you with the skills and knowledge to excel in the world of pharmaceutical analysis. Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs is the discipline responsible for ensuring that drug products comply with legal and regulatory requirements throughout their lifecycle. 

The Drug Development Science course at King's College London is a highly flexible study programme designed for those working in or seeking to work in the field of clinical drug development. The course aims to provide students with expertise and skills in all aspects of clinical research, drug regulation and drug safety.

The MSc Model-based Drug Development course from The University of Manchester provides the knowledge and skills for making evidence-based decisions at various stages of drug development.

This Pharmacology and Drug Discovery course at Coventry University aims to provide the training and development necessary to meet the demand for highly skilled scientists within the expanding and global bioscience sector.

The goal of this Experimental Pharmacology and Therapeutics programme from the University College London (UCL) is to teach advanced experimental approaches in pharmacology, a science that has seen theoretical development for over a century at UCL.

With the Neuropharmacology course from Nottingham Trent University, you will also study a number of hot topics in molecular and cellular neuroscience, selected from current scientific literature.

Jagiellonian University's Drug Discovery and Development (DDD) is a programme focused on all aspects of identifying and introducing new medicines. Its mission is to deliver high-level specialists, equipped with a highly applied scientific basis for discovery and development of novel pharmacotherapeutics, combined with focused, real-life practical skills. 

The MSc by Research in Pharmacology at the University of Oxford is a full-time programme designed for those eager to delve into specialised research areas such as cell signalling and drug discovery. This degree, which typically spans 1 to 3 years, provides an opportunity for students to engage in advanced research under expert supervision.

This Pharmacology MSc programme from Keele University aims to provide you with the advanced theoretical knowledge, practical and analytical skills required for career advancement within drug research and related industries.

Therapeutic proteins and antibodies are examples of bioengineered drugs, so-called biopharmaceuticals. They enable diseases to be treated in a completely new way. Biotechnological techniques are now essential tools for medical progress. Study Pharmaceutical Biotechnology at ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences.

University of East Anglia's dynamic MSc in Drug Discovery harnesses the world-leading biomedical research expertise of the Norwich Research Park, giving you access to cutting-edge science, innovative technologies, and real-world insights from leading researchers shaping the future of medicine. 

Independent Prescribing (IP) is becoming an essential skill for pharmacists, to enhance their existing role or to act as a catalyst for role change. The Independent Prescribing for Pharmacists (Level 7) programme is offered at Keele University.

The Pharmacology programme at The University of Manchester is a research-focused master level degree. Available in a public study mode, this MPhil offers full-time or part-time routes over one to two years. Students engage in high-level scientific investigation into drug actions and therapeutic innovations in the UK.