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A pharmacy degree course provides you with the required qualifications to become a pharmacist. Pharmacy degree courses cover subjects including nutrition, toxicology, molecular pharmacology and patient-centred clinical pharmacology. Courses generally last four years.

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Degree Subject Intro: Pharmacy

Pharmacy is a demanding degree. Once you've graduated, you'll spend a year training, after which you'll qualify as a professional pharmacist. You'll have to become knowledgeable about the origin and chemistry of drugs, the preparation of medicine and approved pharmacy practice.

Employment rates amongst pharmacists are high and most graduates find work in NHS hospitals or high street chemists. Others will venture into industry and teaching or pursue further studies.
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