BSc Pharmacology
Entry requirements
Qualifications needed for 2027 BSc (Hons): 112-128 UCAS tariff points At least two A-levels, including Biology or Human Biology with a minimum of Grade C. Alternatively, a BTEC Extended Diploma in an appropriate science subject: Distinction, Merit, Merit (DMM) or equivalent qualifications. Or a Merit in T-Level science, including a minimum of a B in the Core component and a merit in the Occupational Specialism, either in laboratory sciences or metrology sciences. GCSE Mathematics at grade C/4 or above, or a recognised equivalent, is also required. Alternatively, we will consider a range of Level 3 qualifications, such as an Access Course in a relevant Science subject. This will need to have been passed with 112 UCAS points, including 39 level 3 credits in Chemistry and Biology units, with a minimum of 30 credits at Merit grade. Applications from those who have undertaken a Science foundation year will also be considered. BSc (Hons) including foundation year: 64 UCAS tariff points For full entry requirement details, visit the Science Foundation Year course page . Additional requirements: Entry onto this course does not require an interview, entrance test, audition or portfolio. English language: English language requirement for this course: Academic IELTS of 6.0 overall, with no element below 5.5. If you do not meet our English language requirements, you may be eligible for Kingston University's pre-sessional English language course. For more details, check out our English Language Programme page. If you’re applying from a recognised majority English-speaking country (MESC), you won’t need to meet the requirements. For further information on country-specific entry requirements, explore our International section .
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Pharmacology. Core topics include Data Analysis, Laboratory Techniques, Research Methods, and Critical & Analytical Thinking. The programme includes an independent research project in the final year. The curriculum covers pharmacological approaches to treating infectious diseases and cancer.
Modules
- Genes to Tissues
- Human Physiology with Pharmacology
- Introduction to Biochemistry
- Scientific and Laboratory Skills
- Applied Pharmacology with Toxicology
- Clinical Pharmacology
- Microbiology, Research Methods and Skills
- Molecular Biology of the Cell
- Drugs, Brain and Behaviour
- Medicines from Lab to Launch
- Pharmacotherapy of Infection and Cancer
- Project (Bioscience)
- Future Skills Apply