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Asked by ANGELIKA

Hi Charlie, what 's the difference between Pharmaceutical sciences and what you're doing now?thank you.

A: Answer from Student Ambassador Charlie

Answered on 8 May 2012 by Charlie

Student Ambassador Charlie

Hello

Pharmaceutical sciences is a three year bachelor degree course, although there are a few 'mix and match' options for this course. The topics are concerned with drug design and the pharmaceutical industry. Check out the link below for the full details.

http://www.kingston.ac.uk/undergraduate-course/pharmaceutical-science-bsc-2013/

My course is the Pharmacy Masters degree course. It is a four year course involving pharmaceutics and healthcare, training students to take the Pharmacist registration exam. The aim of most students is to work as a pharmacist in either a pharmacy, in the pharmaceutics industry or in a hospital. Here is a link for the pharmacy page.

http://www.kingston.ac.uk/undergraduate-course/pharmacy-2013/

I hope this has helped with distinguishing between the two. If you have anymore questions about it just send me another message. Charlie

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Course: Pharmacy MPharm
Level: Third year
Hometown: Hythe

Other information: I came to Kingston University after studying at college. I have dyslexia. I am currently a member of the Pharmacy society, the Dance club and the Cheerleading club. I do a placement with Boots pharmacy as part of my course. I am a Kingston University student ambassador. I chose Kingston because... I did not reach my expected grades for A-level and Kingston offered me my current course of study instead. I looked around at what other unis were offering through clearing an...