Pharmacology, BSc (Hons)

This Kingston University pharmacology course aligns with the British Pharmacological Society's core curriculum and holds accreditation from the Royal Society of Biology. Taught by award-winning experts, including Joan Jarman, it explores how drugs treat infectious and non-infectious diseases like cancer and diabetes, focusing on biological processes rather than chemical ones. Students will examine drug actions on major organs, brain-related treatments for epilepsy and depression, and societal impacts, while the course undergoes revalidation to enhance student-centred learning and industry relevance.Future Skills, integrated throughout, build problem-solving, digital competency, and adaptability for employability. Graduates pursue careers in clinical trials, drug research, medical writing, and pharmaceutical marketing, with opportunities for further studies. Example modules include System Pharmacology and Drugs, Brain and Behaviour. Assessment features exams, coursework, presentations, and problem-based learning, supported by professional accreditations.

Example modules – System Pharmacology – Chemotherapy of Infectious and Neoplastic Diseases – Drugs, Brain and Behaviour. For a full list of modules please visit the Kingston university course webpage.