BSc Pharmaceutical Science with Regulatory Affairs

The BSc Pharmaceutical Science with Regulatory Affairs course at Kingston University teaches students how medicines are researched, developed, and approved for use. You’ll develop a better understanding of the pharmaceutical industry regulatory framework, ensuring that new treatments meet the highest safety and efficacy standards. This course is ideal for students who enjoy science and aspire to work in the healthcare or pharmaceutical industry, particularly in roles that involve reviewing and approving medications.

This program mixes science and law. You’ll study how drugs are made, tested, and controlled. You will learn about chemistry, biology, drug safety, and the rules and laws that drug companies must follow. You’ll have the opportunity to use real lab tools and complete projects that demonstrate your learning. In your final year, you’ll do a big research project that focuses on real-world problems in pharmaceutical science or regulatory affairs. The university also provides students with the opportunity to participate in industry visits and meet professionals.

Students will learn through lectures, lab experiments, group work, and tutorials. You’ll be graded through exams, written reports, lab work, and final projects. The university provides support to students through study skills, lab training, and feedback to help them succeed. This course is great for students who want to understand both the science and the legal side of medicine. Career services and placement opportunities are also available to help you prepare for your future job.