Master Programme
Pharmacy
The four-year Pharmacy MPharm combines pharmaceutical science with pharmacy practice and is the UK qualification that leads to registration as a pharmacist. The course is being aligned with the General Pharmaceutical Council's 2021 standards, under which new pharmacists can prescribe from registration. Students spend more time on clinical placements each year with partner NHS trusts, including Guy's and St Thomas', King's College Hospital and South London and Maudsley. Entry is through UCAS (course code B230), and applicants are invited to an online interview.
University
King's College London
Country
United Kingdom
Level
Master
Field
Pharmacy
Duration
4 years
Language
English
Campus
Waterloo Campus
Degree
Master of Pharmacy (MPharm), integrated undergraduate master's
Intake
September
Application Deadline
13 January 2027, 18:00 UK time (UCAS equal consideration deadline)
Tuition Information
2027/28 tuition: £40,600 per year for international students (subject to annual increases in later years) and £10,050 per year for UK students (based on the government cap). International applicants pay a £2,000 deposit, offset against first-year fees, when they firmly accept an unconditional offer.
Admission Requirements
- A levels: AAA including grade A in Chemistry and grade A in one of Biology, Mathematics or Physics (contextual offer: AAC); GCSE English Language and Mathematics at grade 6/B
- IB Diploma: 36 points overall or 18 points from three higher level subjects, including 6 in Higher Level Chemistry and 6 in Higher Level Biology, Mathematics or Physics
- Online interview (30 minutes on Microsoft Teams) covering motivation, numeracy, communication and a situational scenario
- English language (King's Band B), if required: IELTS Academic 7.0 overall with at least 6.5 in each skill, TOEFL iBT 5 overall with at least 4.5 in each skill (tests from 21 January 2026; earlier tests 100 overall with 25 in writing and 23 in the other skills) or PTE Academic 69 overall with at least 62 in each skill
- Other UK and international qualifications: see the King's course entry requirements page