Pharmacists are experts in medicine who ensure that medicines are safely and effectively provided to patients and the public. They advise on how to take prescribed drugs, monitor for any side effects, and use their diagnostic skills to offer high-quality, patient-centred care.
With over 100 years of experience, the Leicester School of Pharmacy will help you gain the practical and professional skills needed to become a pharmacist. As pharmacy is the third largest healthcare profession in the UK, there are many diverse career opportunities available.
Key Features:
- Practical Placements: Gain hands-on experience with integrated placements in community, GP, and hospital settings throughout all four years of the course. You'll develop core consultation and prescribing skills under supervision.
- Modern Facilities: DMU's new facilities include clinical simulation suites, a hospital ward, and counselling rooms, providing you with the space to build your professional and patient care skills.
- Teamwork Training: DMU’s Interprofessional Education (IPE) approach helps you learn how to work effectively with other healthcare professionals, a crucial skill for improving patient care.
- Research Opportunities: Work alongside experts on real-world research projects, such as those supporting healthcare professionals during the COVID-19 pandemic, and see how our award-winning projects improve patient care.