You will delve deep into how healthcare systems work around the world and explore the distinct health needs of different populations drawing on the various theories and concepts that feed into delivering evidence-based pharmacy services.
An additional six-month full-time placement, on top of the standard 12-month course, will help you take your clinical experience to the next level, and give you the chance to build a compelling set of clinical and governance skills.
The course is centred on the health priorities of the World Health Organisation, which includes diabetes, cardiovascular and infectious diseases.
With placement opportunities at top London hospitals, and the chance to learn alongside academics influencing pharmacy practice globally, this master’s will give you the preparation you need to build a successful career as a clinical pharmacy specialist.
As well as specialist expertise in clinical pharmacy, you’ll develop skills in critical thinking, communication, team working and time management, that will stand you in good stead for your future career. You could take your expertise into community work, hospitals, the pharmaceutical industry or continue in academia. Many graduates in this subject area return to their home countries to take up roles in government ministries, hospitals and universities.* This master’s may also be used as a springboard to pursuing a PhD in the UK or overseas.
Graduate Outcomes survey carried out by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA), looking at the destinations of graduates from 2018–2024.
Join us on this 18-month master’s to build the clinical pharmacy expertise and leadership skills you need to take an active role in influencing safe, effective, evidence-informed pharmacy services.
Co-delivered by expert academics at the UCL School of Pharmacy and specialists at leading London hospitals, the Clinical Pharmacy, International Practice and Policy with Extended Placement MSc will equip you with enhanced clinical and research skills by encouraging you to take an inquisitive and enquiring approach to practice and pharmaceutical care.
What you will gain from this course: