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This degree is the only undergraduate course dedicated to Clinical Pharmacology. We take a holistic view of the development of drugs: from understanding disease processes and identifying possible drug targets, to organising testing, rolling out clinical trials, negotiating complex regulations and licensing and finally, treating patitnets and potentially saving lives.

The course blends clinical and fundamental sciences with an innovative intergrated approach.

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Who we are
Names and roles of Clinical Pharmacology section colleagues
 Name Role
 Emma Baker  Head of Clinical Pharmacology
 Andrew Hitchings  Reader in Clinical Pharmacology
 Ateequllah Hayat  Lecturer in Drug Development
 Cellma Zine El Abidine  Tutor in Clinical Pharmacology
 Dagan Lonsdale  Senior Lecturer
 Daniel Burrage  Clinical Pharmacology Sub Theme Lead
 Divyen Vanniasegaram  Clinical Teaching Fellow
 Efthymia Papaevangelou  Lecturer in Cellular Pharmacology
 Fu Liang Ng  Senior Lecturer
 Jade Vince  Practicals, Skills and Portfolio Coordinator
 Iulia Blesneac  Lecturer in Cellular Pharmacology and Pharmacodynamics
 Michael Allen  Lecturer in Advanced Drug Development and Pharmacokinetics
 Mohani-Preet Dhillon  Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Education and Research
 Sarah Shanmuganathan  Clinical Teaching Fellow
 Teck Khong  Senior Lecturer (MPharm)
 Toqa El-Nahhas
 Tutor in Clinical Pharmacology
 Yostina Ishak  Tutor in Clinical Pharmacology

 

 

What we do

Our teaching staff are highly respected leading experts in the field of Clinical Pharmacology, all of whom are active research scientists and frontline clinicans who maintain linkgs with industry.

Designed in colloabration with industry, our course prepars students for employment from the outset with a focus on developing core skills in leadership, organisation, communication, teamwork, academic intergrity and more.  Students relate learning to real-life through case studies and practical activities, including weekly scenario-based learning sessions, clinical skills or laboratoy sessions, projects and practical data analysis.

Every student spends six weeks on industry-related work experienc in Year 2.  this is in large part thanks to our excellent professional links with the British Pharmacological Society (BPS), regulatrory bodies, contact research organisiations and major Pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical companies, such as AstraZeneca, Takeda, Niche Pharmaceuticals, Richmond Pharmacology, and Fortrea Clinical Trials.  In addition, students undertake an extensive lab-based or clinically forcused research project for six weeks.

 

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