PHARMACY SCHOOLS & PHARMACY STUDY IN UK ( TOP 10 )

List of Pharmacy schools in the United Kingdom:

　　

•Aston University - School of Life and Health Sciences

•Cardiff University - Welsh School of Pharmacy

•Liverpool John Moores University - School of Pharmacy and Chemistry

•University of Bradford - School of Life Sciences

•University of Brighton - School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences

•University of Central Lancashire - School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
•University of Greenwich/University of Kent - Medway School of Pharmacy
•University of Manchester - School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
•University of Portsmouth - School of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences
•University of Strathclyde - Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences
•University of Sunderland - School of Health, Natural and Social Sciences
•University of Wolverhampton - School of Applied Sciences
•De Montfort University
•Keele University
•Kingston University
•King's College London
•Queen's University Belfast
•Robert Gordon University
•University of Bath
•University of East Anglia
•University of Hertfordshire
•University of London
•University of Nottingham
•University of Reading

•University of Huddersfield

　

Queen's University of Belfast:

- Queen's School of Pharmacy is the best in the UK, rated No. 1 in The Times Good University Guide 2010.

- The School had 15% of research classified in the highest 4* category (world-leading research), and 40% was graded as internationally excellent' (3*) in the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise.
- The School was awarded the maximum score of 24 points by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA).
- The school offers distance learning courses for pharmacists for over 20 years.
　

The University of Nottingham:

- Ranked No. 1 for Pharmacology & Pharmacy in the Complete University Guide 2010 Subject Tables.
- Rated as the top English School of Pharmacy in the Guardian University Guide 2009.
- Named the top school of pharmacy in the UK, with 95% of the research was judged to be of international quality and 35% world-leading in the RAE 2008.
- Awarded the 2007 Queen's Award for Enterprise in the Innovation Category to the School for 'enhancing significantly the development of new medicines'.
　

University College London:

- The Department of Pharmacology at UCL was the first Pharmacology Department to be established in England in 1905.
- It was the only Department in the UK to have been rated in the top category in all five research assessment exercises, and was the top-ranked (5 star A) Department in the RAE in 1996 and 2001.
- No. 1 in the Guardian University poll for Pharmacy and Pharmacology (2010).
　

University of Strathclyde:

- Rated second top institution in the UK for Pharmacy research, in terms of both quality and volume (RAE 2008).
- Top 10 for Pharmacy and pharmacology in all subject league tables in 2010: 2nd in Guardian, 8th in the Complete Univ Guide, and 10th in The Times.
　

University of Bath:

- The Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology is ranked in the top 4 UK Pharmacy departments - these four are distinguished by having a high percentage of the submission considered as "internationally excellent" in the RAE 2008.
- The Department is rated in the Top 6 nationally in all subject league tables in 2010: 2nd in the Complete Univ Guide, 6th in The Times, and 6th in Guardian.
　

The University of Manchester:

- The School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences was awarded the maximum score for undergraduate teaching in the most recent Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) review of teaching and learning.
- Ranked in the Top 5 for Pharmacy and Pharmacology in The Times and The Complete Univ Guide 2010.
- 70% of the School’s overall research activity was rated ‘world leading’ or ‘internationally excellent’, placing the School 2nd best in the country for research quality. It received the 5* rating in RAE 2001.
　

University of East Anglia:

- UEA Pharmacy rated 6th in the rankings of all schools of Pharmacy in the RAE 2008.
- The School of Pharmacy was voted top UK school for the third year in a row in National Student Survey 2009.
- The School is rated in the Top 5 nationally in all subject tables in 2010: 5th in Guardian, 4th in The Times, and 4th in The Complete Univ guide.
　

University of Nottingham

- It was judged to be the top school of pharmacy in the UK, with 95% of the School's research judged to be of international quality and 35% world-leading (Research Assessment Exercise 2008).
- Received the 2007 Queen's Award for Enterprise in the Innovation Category for 'enhancing significantly the development of new medicines'.
　

University of Strathclyde

- Strathclyde ranked 2nd/100 in the Guardian University poll for Pharmacy and Pharmacology (2010).
- Rated 2nd top institution in the UK for Pharmacy research, according to the power league table produced by Research Fortnight (RAE 2008).
- The University of Strathclyde is ranked 254th in the world according to the Times Higher Education - QS World University Rankings 2009.
　

University of East Anglia

- School of Pharmacy at UEA is voted top UK school for the third year in a row in the National Student Survey 2009. The School received a 100% overall satisfaction rating from students for the third year running.
- In the RAE 2008, it is placed amongst the top and most respected established pharmacy schools, coming 6th in the UK (THES).

- UEA is placed among the global top 200 institutions in the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2009.