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Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
University of Bath

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(4.4)

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QualificationMSc - Master of Science
LocationUniversity of Bath, Claverton Down Campus
Study modePart Time
Start dateSep 2026
Duration3 Year
QualificationMSc - Master of Science
LocationUniversity of Bath, Claverton Down Campus
Study modePart Time
Start dateSep 2027
Duration3 Year
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MSc - Master of Science

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University of Bath, Claverton Down Campus

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Part Time

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Sep 2026

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3 Year

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Choosing a Postgraduate Certificate, Diploma, MSc or Continuing Professional Development (CPD) option will help improve your professional status, developing your career prospects.This course has two main cohorts a year, in April and September, but students can also start in January and June.Choice of awards reflecting your area of professional interestExcellent support and learner networks with a user-friendly virtual learning environmentIncreased professional expertise and status with enhanced career prospectsSupport in meeting CPD requirements of the General Pharmaceutical Council and professional development in line with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society faculty frameworks

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WUSCA Student ranking
42nd/91
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Complete University Guide ranking
9th
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Complete University Guide Pharmacology & Pharmacy ranking
6th
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What students say
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Dhruvi Vekaria
University of Bath
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
-The only thing that could make it better is if there were more places to sit in the library :) but to that I also add that the system for booking study rooms is easy and quick -The city is pricier than London but there are always deals on, especially on campus (munch box scheme) and on Student Beans/Unidays. -Nights out are definitely better at komedia from second year onwards (bridge is a bit dead in my opinion; labs is alright) (PS Good luck with the silverfish; a dehumidifier/bug spray is a must if you get them, but this is a likely thing at most unis. Also get your vaccines if you haven't already!
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Tala
University of Bath
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
Very student friendly, it’s very welcoming and there is a lot of support when needed. The lecturers help make the course extremely engaging as well.
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Marcus Siviter
University of Bath
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
Great student support, facilities and easy to navigate campus. Only issue for day to day life can be transportation to campus as the buses get very full
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Bernard Fowler
University of Bath
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
I love how you can study such a well established course, such as the Bath MPharm, in Plymouth with all the benefits of being a student at both. The support services are indisputably amazing from pastoral and academic support. In addition, being close to the sea is just lovely!
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Madaleine Williams
University of Bath
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
What I love is the fact I get to live in bath as a city. It is so beautiful and very different to where I live at home - its also safe which is great as a young woman who could be walking back late after a night out. The sports facilities are great and you get to use the pool for free! Improvement = the campus buildings aren't as pretty, there could also be an increase in the amount of study spaces as sometimes the library can be very busy or you don't want to study in library as you don't want to study in silence.
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Tuition fees
Student living
£3,080 per year
Students from Domestic

MSc Year (taught or project) (without Independent Prescribing or Advanced Clinical Assessment) (60 CATS): £3,540; MSc Year (taught, with Independent Prescribing) (60 CATS): £4,395; MSc Year (taught, with Independent Prescribing and Advanced Clinical Assessment) (60 CATS): £4,635; MSc Year (taught, with Advanced Clinical Assessment) (60 CATS): £3,780

DATA SOURCE:
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Bernard Fowler
University of Bath
Reviewed: 02/12/24
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
I love how you can study such a well established course, such as the Bath MPharm, in Plymouth with all the benefits of being a student at both. The support services are indisputably amazing from pastoral and academic support. In addition, being close to the sea is just lovely!
Read full review
DV
Dhruvi Vekaria
University of Bath
Reviewed: 10/11/25
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
-The only thing that could make it better is if there were more places to sit in the library :) but to that I also add that the system for booking study rooms is easy and quick -The city is pricier than London but there are always deals on, especially on campus (munch box scheme) and on Student Beans/Unidays. -Nights out are definitely better at komedia from second year onwards (bridge is a bit dead in my opinion; labs is alright) (PS Good luck with the silverfish; a dehumidifier/bug spray is a must if you get them, but this is a likely thing at most unis. Also get your vaccines if you haven't already!
Read full review
JL
Jasmine Lester
University of Bath
Reviewed: 13/02/24
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
Best aspect is that there are a lot of events and there are great facilities and it’s in a good location. It could be improved by maybe expanding its premises and offering accomodation for 2nd 3rd and 4th years
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MW
Madaleine Williams
University of Bath
Reviewed: 16/02/24
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
What I love is the fact I get to live in bath as a city. It is so beautiful and very different to where I live at home - its also safe which is great as a young woman who could be walking back late after a night out. The sports facilities are great and you get to use the pool for free! Improvement = the campus buildings aren't as pretty, there could also be an increase in the amount of study spaces as sometimes the library can be very busy or you don't want to study in library as you don't want to study in silence.
Read full review
MS
Marcus Siviter
University of Bath
Reviewed: 20/02/25
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
Great student support, facilities and easy to navigate campus. Only issue for day to day life can be transportation to campus as the buses get very full
Read full review
T
Tala
University of Bath
Reviewed: 20/02/25
Clinical Pharmacy Practice (Secondary Care) MSc
Very student friendly, it’s very welcoming and there is a lot of support when needed. The lecturers help make the course extremely engaging as well.
Read full review
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University of Bath

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Nearest train station:Bath Spa 0.7 miles away
Nearest tube station:Amersham 47.9 miles away
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