There are 5 master's Pharmacy programmes for international students across 4 universities in United Kingdom. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.

This MSc program focuses on the methods and techniques used in the pharmaceutical industry for discovering and designing new drugs. You will learn how to identify and characterize target molecules for treating diseases, optimize drug properties, and overcome challenges like antibiotic resistance. The course combines fundamental chemistry and biology with modern computational drug design and screening technologies. A significant part of the program involves an independent research project, allowing you to apply your learning to real-world drug discovery challenges under expert supervision. This MSc is designed to equip you with advanced analytical and problem-solving skills, preparing you for roles in the pharmaceutical sector and other related industries.
The Neuroscience for Drug Discovery MSc at Aston University is a specialized program designed to provide an in-depth understanding of neuroscience and its direct application to pharmacology and drug development. This interdisciplinary course focuses on translating fundamental neuroscience research into novel pharmaceutical interventions for neurological and neurodevelopmental conditions like epilepsy and Parkinson's disease. You will gain insights and skills crucial for driving real-world impact in healthcare and drug development. This program integrates theoretical knowledge with practical experience through small group tutorials, lectures, and hands-on laboratory sessions. You will explore contemporary research methods and analytical techniques used in neuroscience and drug discovery, preparing you for a career in academic research, pharmaceutical, medical, clinical, or broader scientific professions. The course emphasizes professional development, communication skills, and ethical considerations in research.

This four-year MPharm programme offers a patient-centred approach to learning pharmacy, focusing on disease prevention and treatment. You will gain practical skills through a variety of placement settings, including community pharmacies, hospitals, mental health facilities, and primary care. A unique social accountability placement allows you to contribute to community health and well-being by working with local charities. The course integrates scientific knowledge with patient care, preparing you for evidence-based prescribing and a career as a reflective, ethical, and professional pharmacist.
This MPharm degree is designed to equip you with the essential skills, knowledge, and a patient-first approach needed for a successful career in pharmacy practice. You will gain hands-on experience through placements in various healthcare settings, and the curriculum emphasizes collaborative problem-solving and real-life scenarios to build your confidence for professional practice. The program sets you up for progression to the Foundation Trainee Pharmacist Programme, the final step towards becoming a registered pharmacist.
5 across 4 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.