The PGDip Pharmacy Practice is a workplace-based programme, aligned to the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s Foundation Pharmacy Framework, which allows pharmacists to develop their clinical and service skills.
This collaborative programme between local NHS pharmacy services and the University provides pharmacy practice training that is responsive to the UK government’s national objectives.
Training is aligned to the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) Foundation Pharmacy Framework, and your learning will reflect the local context in which pharmacists work, and the changing needs of patients.
Before you apply:
1. Confirm you meet the professional entry requirements:
2. For entry directly to the PGDip modules, you need at least 60 academic credits at a level 7 of an equivalent and comparable programme. To have your previous academic credits recognised, contact cippet@reading.ac.uk to discuss your case before making an application.
For fees and funding options please visit website to find out more
Masters scholarships available please visit website for details
Our programmes are based on developing your professional competence and confidence. Network with other healthcare professionals from a range of employers and sectors to identify future career options. You can use your academic credits towards our MSc in Advancing Healthcare Practice programme to further your academic study.
We can offer advice to help you meet your professional regulator revalidation requirements, and/or leadership body credentialing processes, and support you in building a personal learning plan to enhance your career prospects.
PGDip (without prescribing)
Please note that modules are subject to change.
PGDip with prescribing
To apply for this route, applicants will need to fulfil the entry requirements for the PGCert Independent and Supplementary Prescribing for Pharmacists.
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