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This table was first published on 14 May 2024. 

The following universities offer fully or provisionally accredited MPharm courses in Pharmacy: Aston, Bath, Birmingham, Bradford, Brighton, Cardiff, Central Lancashire, De Montfort, Durham, East Anglia, Hertfordshire, Huddersfield, Keele, King's College London, Kingston, Lincoln, Liverpool John Moores, Manchester, Medway, Newcastle, Nottingham, Portsmouth, Queen's Belfast, Reading, Robert Gordon, Strathclyde, Sunderland, Sussex, Ulster, University College London, Wolverhampton.   

Medway School of Pharmacy is a partnership between the University of Greenwich and the University of Kent. 

Read the University and subject tables methodology to find out where the data comes from, how the tables are compiled and explanations of the measures used. 

All measures used to compile the tables are available on the full table view. Maximum scores for the measures: 

Overall score: maximum score of 1000 

Entry standards: no maximum score  

Student satisfaction: maximum score of 4 

Research quality: maximum score of 4 

Continuation: maximum score of 100 

Graduate prospects – outcomes: maximum score of 100 

Graduate prospects – on track: maximum score of 100 

The following institutions have courses in this subject but insufficient data to be included in the ranking:  

• - The University of Edinburgh
• - University of Bedfordshire
• - University of East London
• - University of South Wales
• - University of Southampton
• - University of West London
• - University of the West of Scotland