School of Pharmacy
Welcome to one of the leading pharmacy schools in the UK. What will you discover here?
Our courses are designed to help you excel as both a practitioner and a scientist, with plenty of hands-on experience with patients.
We work with governments and international companies to improve care for millions of people. Our ground-breaking research into cataracts has led to the creation of an improved model which allows researchers to examine lenses and test potential remedies. We're also making exciting progress in areas such as care home medication and new fields of drug discovery.
We're a thriving school, with links to partners such as AstraZeneca, GSK, Merck, the NHS, the EU and governments in Europe and beyond. And with our new £31 million state-of-the-art teaching labs, we're pushing for even more.
Courses
Pharmacology and Drug Discovery
How can we support an ageing population and fight the increasing number of cases of diseases such as cancer? How can we help the one in four people suffering...
Pharmacology and Drug Discovery with Foundation Year
Pharmacy
Develop your clinical skills and the study the underpinning science of medicines and health at one of the UK’s leading Pharmacy Schools. Our Pharmacy degree is...
Pharmacy with a Foundation Year
Develop your clinical skills and the study the science underpinning medicines and health at one of the UK’s leading Pharmacy Schools. Our five-year Master of...
Pharmacy with a Placement Year
Our five-year MPharm degree with Placement will see you graduate as a fully-qualified pharmacist on passing of the degree and the General Pharmaceutical Council...
Pharmacology and Drug Discovery
How can we support an ageing population and fight the increasing number of cases of diseases such as cancer? How can we help the one in four people suffering...
Research
School of Pharmacy
Why bipolar patients don’t take their meds
People with bipolar disorder may not take their medication because of side effects, fear of addiction and a preference for alternative treatment – according to...
Genetic screening before prescribing could benefit millions
Four million UK patients could benefit annually from genetic testing before being prescribed common medicines, according to new research from the University of...
£2 million for UEA’s Future Leaders
From drug discovery to cancer treatment, two University of East Anglia research projects are set to benefit from a UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) award worth...
New project aims to improve rates of patients taking medicines for type 2 diabetes
The University of East Anglia (UEA) is working with the Universities of Oxford and Amsterdam to test a community pharmacy service designed to support people with...