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Explore the scientific principles of drugs and medications, their impact on biological systems, and their applications in disease treatment through our Medical Pharmacology program. The curriculum encompasses a broad spectrum of subjects such as toxicology, biochemistry, molecular genetics, reproductive science, human physiology, immune system studies, pharmacogenomics, brain science, and pharmaceutical innovation. You'll hone advanced analytical abilities and project coordination expertise while mastering experimental design and workflow organization. Our Medical Pharmacology syllabus aligns with British Pharmacological Society standards, overseen by Program Director Professor Lisa Wallace, who serves as its Vice President. With a combination of core and elective modules, you can customize your academic journey based on personal interests, professional aspirations, or graduate study intentions. The Medical School's cutting-edge research labs and teaching resources will enhance your learning experience.
Medical Pharmacology is recognized as an essential undergraduate qualification to address current workforce shortages and skill deficits in healthcare and drug development sectors. Graduates may also enter diverse fields such as research (academic or industrial), regulatory affairs, intellectual property law, or scientific communications.