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University degree
Pharmacy
School of Coding Limited
Qualification
Degree
Length
4 yrs
UK fees / yr
£9,535
Study
full-time
Worth knowing: about 25% of students don't make it past first year here - ask the uni what support they offer.
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About this course
The MPharm course at Wolverhampton aims to produce pharmacy graduates who are highly equipped to meet the needs of the profession, future employers and, most importantly, patients.
Could you get in?
The grades students arrived with
<48 pts1%
80-95 pts4%
96-111 pts16%
112-127 pts44%
128-143 pts17%
144-159 pts11%
160-175 pts3%
176-191 pts4%
How they qualified
85% got in with A-levels. The rest came in a mix of ways:
A-levels85%
an Access course6%
another degree4%
Other3%
no formal qualifications1%
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120 UCAS pts Pay & prospects
85%
In work or further study after
75%
Continue past first year
83%
Student satisfaction
What graduates earn over time
£33,000
After 15 months
£28,000
3 years on
£36,000
5 years on
What graduates actually go on to do % of leavers
Sales occupations15%
Other Health ProfessionalsHighly skilled80%
What students say National Student Survey
83%
of students are satisfied with the course overall
Teaching81%
Assessment & feedback75%
Academic support82%
Well organised74%
Learning resources87%
Student community85%
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Where this degree can lead
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