67 Master's degrees in Pharmacology in England, United Kingdom

The PGDip in Clinical Drug Development course delivered by Queen Mary University of London provides students with a multidisciplinary perspective to facilitate their skills. 

Antibiotic resistance, ageing populations and possible future pandemics – medicinal chemists are working on solutions to the major global challenges of our time. If you’re curious about the drug discovery process and want to learn from industry experts, this Drug Discovery, Design and Synthesis MSc at University of Sussex is the course for you. 

This Cancer Pharmacology and Therapeutics course from the University of West London provides you with training for careers in a professional environment, such as the pharmaceutical industry, or in preparation for a PhD in medical research. 

Contribute to the discovery and development of drugs that could potentially improve the health and wellbeing of millions of people in this Drug Discovery and Development degree at University of Sunderland. Join a field where the UK has long been a leader and study in one of the country’s top locations for pharmaceutical science.

The Clinical Drug Development course offered at Queen Mary University of London provides students with a multidisciplinary perspective to facilitate their skills.

This Pharmacology and Drug Development programme at the University of York will provide you with unique and unrivalled opportunities to immerse yourself in the clinical, basic science and industrial aspects of pharmacology – to ultimately push the boundaries of contemporary knowledge in pharmacology and drug development.

The Clinical Drug Development (Online) course delivered by the Queen Mary University of London provides students with a multidisciplinary perspective to facilitate their skills.

This full-time Drug Toxicology and Safety Pharmacology programme at University of Bradford provides a comprehensive overview of drug safety practices within the drug development process.

This new Drug Discovery, Development and Delivery course from Liverpool John Moores University has been developed in association with industry leaders and promotes a critical awareness of the most recent advances in the field of Drug Discovery, Development and Delivery.

The Clinical Drug Development (Online) course from Queen Mary University of London provides students with a multidisciplinary perspective to facilitate their skills.

This one-year Cosmetic Science - Pre-Master's Programme from OnCampus Sunderland offers successful students guaranteed progression to the University of Sunderland.

The relationship between the subcellular realm and an organism is a delicate and fragile one: tiny changes can have a huge impact which may manifest as disease or system malfunctions. Effective drug treatment requires an understanding of the underlying, normal function of systems in living organisms. 

The Clinical Pharmacology course at King's College London will give you the skills to design, analyse, interpret and report clinical research and clinical trials.

Within this Drug Discovery MSc programme from the University of Nottingham you'll learn how to develop treatments for some of the world’s most challenging diseases.

This Organic Chemistry - Drug Discovery programme offers University College London (UCL) students the opportunity to follow an integrated course of research and interdisciplinary study. Students gain training in synthetic organic chemistry and computational docking applied to drug design, together with a breadth of experience in several areas of synthetic methodology and chemical biology

The MSc in Pharmacology with Project Management at the University of Bedfordshire is a two-year postgraduate programme designed to equip you with essential skills in drug development and project management. This course is offered in a full-time format, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

The future of drug discovery is data-driven, and this Data Science for Drug Discovery programme offered by University of East Anglia places you at the intersection of computational innovation and biomedical science.

The aim of the Pharmacology course at the University of Oxford is to provide students with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical training that will enable them to integrate post-genomic molecular biology with biological function.

 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.

The Clinical Drug Development programme offered at the University College London (UCL) offers specialist training in all aspects of drug development, from current innovations, to unmet clinical needs, with an emphasis on research skills.