Pharmacy | Master's degree | Health & Well-Being | On Campus | 4 years | Cardiff University | United Kingdom

Our MPharm program is designed to equip you with the knowledge, skills and experience you’ll need to embark on a career as a Pharmacist. Our School is internationally renowned for the outstanding quality of our teaching and research. Undertaking the MPharm at Cardiff University means studying at one of the top schools of Pharmacy in the UK. Today's pharmacists are not only experts in drug discovery and delivery, they play a direct role in improving patients’ health and wellbeing. Many now prescribe medicines independently of a doctor. We are proud to train the pharmacists of the future and, as the role of the pharmacist evolves, so too does our program to reflect these exciting developments. Above all else, we strive to ensure that our graduates are ready for the next step in their career and the many opportunities that await them. That’s why 82% of our students who sat the General Pharmaceutical Council’s registration exam in June 2019 passed first-time, higher than the overall national average of 72%. For many years, 100% of our graduates who have applied for pre-registration pharmacy training have been successful in securing a training place. On this four-year internationally respected program you’ll learn about the discovery and development of new drugs and explore their chemical, physicochemical, pharmacological and toxicological properties. You’ll also study the clinical uses of medicines and the role of the pharmacist in improving patient outcomes as part of interprofessional healthcare teams. You’ll learn about the underlying pathophysiology of many human diseases, and how the use of medicines can halt, slow the progression of, or reverse disease processes. You’ll be taught all of this by our team of world-leading academic staff and pharmacist practitioners who have an extensive range of expertise. In fact, we ranked joint first School of Pharmacy nationally in the most recent Research Excellence Framework. This is a direct result of the quality, and