33 Master's degrees in Pharmacy in Ireland

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.

The Analysis of Pharmaceutical Compounds course at University College Cork is designed to provide advanced knowledge and hands-on training in modern analytical instrumental techniques.

The aim of the Level 9 Taught Masters of Science in Process Validation and Regulatory Affairs (Pharmaceutical)  from Technological University of the Shannon is to equip learners with competence in the appropriate legal, compliance and industry operational standards.

The Clinical Pharmacy (Online) is a two-year, part-time distance learning degree delivered by the University College Cork specially designed for pharmacists employed in a healthcare setting, who want to enhance their clinical pharmacy knowledge and practice skills. Much of the learning is case-based so scientific and professional elements are integrated.

The Pharmaceutical Regulatory Sciences programme from University College Cork  has been designed to address the current and future skills demands of the pharmaceutical sector, offering a unique opportunity for graduates to fast-track their careers in the pharmaceutical industry. 

The Biopharmaceutical Engineering M.Sc. at University College Dublin is a full-time, one-year programme delivered on campus. It provides advanced technical and regulatory training for science and engineering graduates. This public study mode course prepares professionals for high-level roles in the global bioprocessing sector.

The Hospital Pharmacy programme of Trinity College Dublin consists of a practice-based teaching programme complemented by lectures, tutorials and workshops. The course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to undertake all aspects of hospital pharmacy.

The MSc in Biopharmaceutical Science is offered by the National Institute for Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT). This part-time online programme spans 30 months, providing an in-depth understanding of biopharmaceutical manufacturing. It is designed to equip graduates with essential skills for the biotechnology sector.

Biopharmaceutical Processing program of the National Institute For Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT) 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.

The M.Sc. in Biotherapeutics at University College Dublin is a full-time, one-year graduate programme delivered on campus. It focuses on the discovery and development of biomolecular drug candidates. Students gain advanced practical skills in bioprocessing and molecular drug discovery within a high-tech research environment.

Biopharmaceutical Engineering program of the National Institute For Bioprocessing Research and Training (NIBRT) provides substantial coverage of scientific, technical, management and regulatory issues associated with this industry.

The Pharmaceutical Sciences M.Sc. at Trinity College Dublin is a one-year, full-time programme designed for science graduates. This multidisciplinary course focuses on drug discovery and development through a public study mode, providing expert training in the leading research School of Pharmacy in Ireland.

The Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Technology programme of Trinity College Dublin is presented in a distance learning form and extends over two years. Applicants are expected to be employed in the pharmaceutical industry or with a pharmaceutical regulatory authority at the time of their application or to have previously worked in the industry.