Pharmacology or Biomedical science?

(Original post by user515182)
Hi. I would probably apply to a physician associate studies MSc following my undergraduate BSc.

I like the concept/modules of pharmacology more than those of biomedical science since its a more specific area rather than just a bit of everything (I applied to both).

Also, I know many of my friends who are applying/applied to medicine put biomedical science as their 5th choice - whereas students who go on to pharmacology ACTUALLY want to do it?

the entry requirements for PA courses are stated as "You'll usually need a bioscience-related first degree to get onto one of the training programmes available."
University of Manchester says: "This may include the life sciences (e.g. biomedical science, biochemistry, anatomy, physiology, healthcare science) or allied health professions (e.g. pharmacy, audiology, nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy)." - where does pharmacology stand in this? does it count?

if you are/know anybody who did pharmacology as an undergrad and went on to study PA course - please let me know!
Thank youu

(Original post by QuentinM)
I would probably include pharmacology in with the life sciences fields-the lists they give in that Manchester bit were examples, it wasn't a list of every degree they accept and if its not on the list, don't bother. The best people to ask ultimately would be the universities themselves though