MSc in Industrial Pharmaceutics

The School of Pharmacy at Queen’s University Belfast is presenting a new MSc program in Industrial Pharmaceutics. Check out an overview of this new program:

Modules:
Formulation of Pharmaceutical & Biopharmaceutical Products
Leadership & Project Management
Quality Assurance & Regulatory Affairs
Research Skills & Methods
Characterisation Methods for Pharmaceuticals
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing & Emerging Technologies
MSc Research Project

For further information please contact the Course Director (D.Lamprou at qub.ac.uk) or visit the MSc in Industrial Pharmaceutics webpage.

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