Is Bradford Uni Good for Pharmacy?
Is Bradford Uni Good for Pharmacy?
Bradford is ranked in the top 250 universities in the world for Pharmacy & Pharmacology in the 2019 QS World University Rankings by subject. Entry to the profession of pharmacy is regulated by the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC).
What GCSE grades do I need to be a pharmacist?
GCSEs are considered alongside A-levels, with most schools of pharmacy expecting a minimum of five GCSEs including maths, English language and one science. some universities accept vocational qualifications such as BTEC Level 3, National Extended Diploma in Applied Sciences or the Access to HE Diploma.
What a-level grades do you need for pharmacy?
You’ll usually need at least one A-level (or equivalent) for a foundation degree, three A-levels (or equivalent) at grade B or above in Chemistry, and either Biology, Physics or Maths to get onto a Pharmacy degree.
How long is a Pharmacy degree UK?
four years
Your training as a pharmacist Accredited pharmacy degree courses last for four years although there are a couple of five-year sandwich courses which include a year in the workplace. The course combines learning theory with gaining practical skills. Courses cover: origin and chemistry of drugs.
Why studypharmacy at Bradford?
Pharmacy teaching at the University of Bradford dates back to 1927. In January 2018, we became the School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences after the Institute of Cancer Therapeutics and Clinical Sciences joined Bradford School of Pharmacy. We have an outstanding reputation in research and education (2017), including educational innovation.
When is welcome week at Bradford University?
Welcome week starts on Monday 27 September this year. Welcome week timetables include information on all the events taking place during your first week as a student at the University of Bradford. Programmes starting at other points in the year will still have an introduction but it is not part of a wider welcome week event.
Where can I find the induction timetable for postgraduate researchers?
The induction timetable for Postgraduate Researchers can be found on the PGR Framework site. More information for PGR students can also be found in our New students FAQ section. This helpful list shows more information about the rooms listed in your timetable.
When will my teaching timetables be available?
Teaching timetables for semester 1 will be available from the end of August. Your teaching timetable will show the date, time and location of the lectures, seminars, and workshops you are due to attend this coming semester. Your programme or module timetable will be made available to view on the teaching timetables portal .
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