Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (Research) University of Lincoln

Overview

The Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (Research) at University of Lincoln offers students a unique opportunity to conduct independent, original, and academically significant research within a professional environment. This programme is designed to bridge the gap between science and healthcare by fostering strong relationships with the pharmaceutical industry and biotechnology sectors.

Why Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (Research) at University of Lincoln?

Students at the University of Lincoln benefit from access to purpose-built laboratory spaces and specialist equipment tailored for advanced pharmaceutical research. The School of Pharmacy maintains strong links with the National Centre for Food Manufacturing and the Community and Health Research Unit, providing a multidisciplinary environment. Research is supported by a structured framework that includes interaction with the Director of Research and the Postgraduate Research Lead to ensure high-quality academic outcomes.

Careers

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped for roles within the pharmacy, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology industries. The degree serves as a direct pathway to academic careers and high-level research positions. Students develop transferable skills that support progression into specialist roles in drug development, clinical practice, and medicines optimisation. The University’s Doctoral School further assists with training for both academic and non-academic career trajectories.