Course summary

This programme is designed for non-UK qualified pharmacists who want to develop advanced clinical skills, with a focus on clinical pharmacy research and healthcare leadership. It’s primarily aimed at overseas pharmacists with prior clinical experience, helping them build on their expertise to practice at an advanced level. Our master's programme offers a comprehensive curriculum that combines clinical pharmacy practice, pharmacotherapy, patient-centred care, and healthcare leadership. It emphasises evidence-based medicine and its role in improving patient outcomes across various healthcare settings. The course equips you for senior specialist roles in both academia and clinical practice, providing a strong foundation in leadership and the skills needed to drive change in healthcare. What makes this course different? Our MSc in Clinical Pharmacy (International) is an advanced programme offered by the School of Pharmacy, in collaboration with NHS teaching hospitals, primary care practices, and community settings in the West Midlands. This programme helps you develop the clinical expertise and leadership skills needed to deliver advanced pharmacy services tailored to your home country or pursue a PhD in the UK or abroad. With state-of-the-art teaching facilities, including clinical skills labs, simulation spaces, and patient consultation suites, you'll benefit from a modern curriculum. Additionally, communication and clinical skills training in our Interactive Studies Unit will equip you with top-tier skills in clinical communication, language, and professionalism.

• Learn from renowned experts in clinical pharmacy and benefit from the UK's NHS system, recognised globally for its patient-centred approach.

• Gain exposure to real-world clinical environments with placements, ensuring you develop practical, evidence-based skills, essential for modern pharmacy practice.

• Engage in research-driven coursework and practical clinical placements, empowering you to apply modern pharmaceutical care in complex healthcare environments.