About Bsc Pharmacology in The University of Edinburgh
Pharmacology is the study of how drugs can affect the body - whether to treat disorders or change bodily functions. It brings together:
- physiology
- biochemistry
- molecular biology
You will study:
- the effects of drugs on molecules, cells and tissues in the body
- side effects
- the factors that affect absorption, distribution and excretion
Research in pharmacology aims to better understand drug action and to produce new drugs that improve patient care.
Note: we are currently reviewing the structure and names of our programmes for the 2023 admissions cycle. Updates will be confirmed and available by April 2023.
In Years 1 and 2 of your BSc (Hons) degree, you will undertake a broad programme of study in biomedical sciences. This structure is shared by all our undergraduate Biomedical Sciences degree programmes.
You will be introduced to Pharmacology in your Year 1 and 2 compulsory courses.
Specialisation in Pharmacology will begin in Year 3. In your final year, you will focus on this discipline.
Academic qualification equivalents
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Higher Secondary School Certificate (All India SSC, HSSC, SSSC, ISC) where awarded by CBSE, CISCE
English language requirements
- IELTS: 6.5
- TOEFL: 92
- PTE : 61
The University of Edinburgh Higlight
| International Students |
27.3% |
| Rank |
13 |
| Location |
Edinburgh, Scotland |
| Established |
1583 |
| International Students |
14% |
University of Edinburgh Cost of Attendance
The annual cost of tuition at the University of Edinburgh ranges from £8,800 to $24,600. In the UK, there is also a cost of living. The annual cost of living can increase to £ 16828. Through the chart below, applicants can get a general idea of how much it will cost to attend the college:
| Expense Type |
Yearly Cost (in INR) |
| Tuition fee |
£ 18,800-24,600 |
| Health Insurance |
£ 1125 |
| Room and Board |
£ 12695 |
| Books and supplies |
£ 799 |
| Personal and Other expenses |
£ 1535 |
