Course Overview
The course is built on a solid foundation of pharmaceutical science combined with industrial experience. Over time, the programme has matured through sustained investment in lab infrastructure, industry engagement, and strong student outcomes. Its milestones include the establishment of a pilot plant for hands-on process experiments and the formation of long-term links with major pharmaceutical firms. Graduates have gone on to roles in R&D, quality assurance, regulatory affairs, process development, and doctoral study. This growth shows the programme’s commitment to high standards, relevance to industry needs, and its ability to make a global impact by preparing graduates who can contribute internationally in pharmaceuticals and related sectors.
General Eligibility
To apply, candidates normally hold a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacy, chemistry or a related field, usually with a minimum 2:2 classification (or the international equivalent).
Surrey offers a range of scholarships, bursaries, and departmental awards for outstanding students (both domestic and international).
The application process is via the University of Surrey postgraduate application portal. Applicants submit transcripts, references, statement of purpose, CV, and English test scores. Shortlisted candidates may be interviewed. Overseas applicants should also check visa requirements.
Part Time Work Details
UK students may work part-time up to 20 hours/week during term time, full time in breaks
Language Requirement