UCL pharmacy

Just be aware that it doesn't matter where you do an MPharm degree. Al courses are accredited by the GPhC as equal, all follow a set syllabus and all lead to exactly the same qualification. The NHS snot going to care where you trained - and your future patients/customers wont even ask.

ahhh but if you wanted to go into industry would the uni u go to matter

ahhh but if you wanted to go into industry would the uni u go to matter

An MPharm is a professional degree with set standards, there is no 'better degree' - and your eventual career will be determined by you not the Uni brand name. Its possible that Pharmacology or Drug Discovery might be a more useful degree than Pharmacy - and especially a degree with work-experience - so it worth checking likely job vacancies to see what they actually require or prefer, and if they want a postgrad research degree, ie. PhD/MPhil Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences (2026 entry) | The University of Manchester

thank you so much ! I don't think i would personally go into pharmacology as the Mpharm degree interest me more plus it has better job stability

Just be aware that it doesn't matter where you do an MPharm degree. Al courses are accredited by the GPhC as equal, all follow a set syllabus and all lead to exactly the same qualification. The NHS snot going to care where you trained - and your future patients/customers wont even ask.