Learning Outcomes

• Understand the core principles and theories underpinning pharmacology.

• Gain insights into the processes of drug development and their regulatory environment.

• Acquire knowledge of the workings of the nervous system and its drug interactions.

• Develop proficiency in diverse areas, from cardiovascular and endocrine systems to the study of chemotherapy.

• Enhance discernment regarding inflammatory responses, immunity, and the study of harmful effects of chemicals (toxicology).

Certification

After completing the course, you can order a certificate of achievement to display your achievement for as little as £3.99 for the PDF version and £7.99 for the paper version or £10 for both. There is an additional £10 delivery charge for international students.

Who is this Course for?

• Individuals keen on mastering the science behind drug interactions in the human body.

• Aspiring pharmacologists aiming to solidify their academic foundation.

• Healthcare professionals seeking a deeper understanding of drug mechanisms.

• Students targeting a career in drug development and regulation.

• Research enthusiasts want to delve into specific areas like Neuropharmacology or Toxicology.

Requirements

• This course is available to all learners of all academic backgrounds.

• Learners should be aged 16 or over to undertake the course.

• A strong grasp of English, numeracy, and ICT is necessary for enrollment in this course.

Career path

• Pharmacologist: Average salary range £40,000 – £60,000

• Clinical Research Associate: Average salary range £28,000 – £40,000

• Toxicologist: Average salary range £25,000 – £55,000

• Drug Regulatory Affairs Manager: Average salary range £50,000 – £70,000

• Neuropharmacologist: Average salary range £45,000 – £65,000

• Medical Scientist: Average salary range £30,000 – £50,000