PGDip Pharmacy Practice
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Year of entry
2024/25 2024/25 -
Course duration
Part Time: 36 months Other: 18 months if applying for the PGDip modules only and already have a comparable PGCert
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Year of entry
2024/25 2024/25 -
Course duration
Part Time: 36 months Other: 18 months if applying for the PGDip modules only and already have a comparable PGCert
Enhance your clinical knowledge and your service skills on our PGDip Pharmacy Practice. This work-based programme comprises a variety of teaching and learning methods, including in-person clinical masterclasses, self-directed study and online learning.
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.
Your learning will reflect the local context in which pharmacists work, and the changing needs of patients.
This is a workplace-based learning programme and placements are part of your employment prior to enrolment. You will be taught through blended learning which combines face-to-face with online study.
You may be sponsored by your employer or may choose to self-fund. If you are being sponsored you should ensure funding is in place prior to submitting an application as places cannot be held in the event of funding not being secured.
View our PGCert Pharmacy Practice page for more information on the qualification.
97% of our research is of international standing (Research Excellence Framework [REF] 2021, combining 4*, 3* and 2* submissions – Allied Health Professions, Dentistry, Nursing and Pharmacy).
Upcoming cohort enrolment options:
The start dates for this programme are November and May.
The timetable for the next academic year (2024/25) will be published provisionally during spring 2024.
The required documents to be submitted with your application are found in the 'Entry requirements' tab, along with information about how to apply online. Failure to upload the correct documents may lead to your application being rejected.
If you are interested in applying after the deadline, please contact cippet@reading.ac.uk - sometimes we can operate a waiting list in case applicants withdraw at the last minute.
Provisional timetable of study and application deadlines:
PMMDP2 – Introduction to audit, service evaluation and quality improvement (November 2024 to April 20254)
- Applications open: 02 September 2024
- Application deadline: 04 October 2024
The study days will be from 14:00 to 18:00 on:
- TBC November 2024
- TBC January 2025
- TBC March 2025
- TBC April 2025