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• Class code: BM109
• Level: 1 
• Semester: 1 (September to December)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

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The aims of this module are to provide you with foundation level knowledge relating to basic functions of cells and to set out the principles of biological action and function that you will encounter through all four years. This class will expose you to the basic suite of teaching, learning and assessment paradigms used throughout your degree with a particular focus on oral communication and presentation.

• Class code: BM210
• Level: 2
• Semester: 1 (September to December)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

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The aims of this module are for you to gain an understanding of the following topics: gene structure and function and the regulation of gene expression, how human genetic variation arises and its uses in medicine and forensics, the basic structure and function of proteins, lipids and carbohydrates, the pathways involved in cell growth and cell death. You will also learn to appreciate the key metabolic pathways in the absorptive and post-absorptive states.

• Class code: BM212
• Level: 2
• Semester: 1 (September to December)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

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By studying this module, you'll be able to demonstrate an understanding of: how immune cells recognise antigens; key concepts in induction of acquired immunity; effector mechanism of the immune system; helpful immune responses; harmful immune responses.

• Class code: MP221
• Level: 2
• Semester: 1 (September to December)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

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This module looks at the normal function of the gastrointestinal tract. It also introduces the pharmacist’s role in the management of minor ailments related to this system. This is the first MPharm module and it provides an introduction to all topics and areas of study that you’ll build upon throughout the programme.

Please note that pharmacy classes are for students studying pharmacy only. If taking pharmacy classes, students must do the whole year 2 curriculum for either one full semester or both semesters. Students are not permitted to take additional classes on top of the pharmacy curriculum. If students are attending for semester one only they will take MP221, MP222 and a short version of MP220 (worth 20 credits); if students are attending for semester 2 only they will take MP223, MP224 and the short version of MP220.

• Class code: MP222
• Level: 2
• Semester: 1 (September to December)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

You'll learn about the normal function of both respiratory and cardiovascular systems and the pharmacist’s role in the management of minor ailments related to these systems. It adds to the knowledge learned in Normal Function of the Gastrointestinal Tract and introduces principles related to distribution around the body.

Please note that pharmacy classes are for students studying pharmacy only. If taking pharmacy classes, students must do the whole year 2 curriculum for either one full semester or both semesters. Students are not permitted to take additional classes on top of the pharmacy curriculum. If students are attending for semester one only they will take MP221, MP222 and a short version of MP220 (worth 20 credits); if students are attending for semester 2 only they will take MP223, MP224 and the short version of MP220.

• Class code: BM324
• Level: 3
• Semester: 1 (September to December)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

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The aims of this module are to develop your understanding of how drugs act at receptors and how these actions can be quantified, and the major cell signalling mechanisms in cells. It will also teach you the properties and distribution of adrenoceptors and therapeutic uses of related drugs, as well as the properties and functions of eicosanoids and autacoids and therapeutic uses of related drugs. Finally, it will cover the properties and distribution of GABA and glutamate receptors and therapeutic uses of related drugs.

• Class code: BM325
• Level: 3
• Semester: 1 (September to December)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

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The aim of this module is to provide you with an understanding of how pathogens are recognised and to give you an appreciation of how immune cells are activated. It will teach you about the cytotoxic mechanisms used by immune cells and it will demonstrate how the immune system is regulated. Finally, it will give you knowledge in what immunological memory is and how it functions

• Class code: BM330
• Level: 3
• Semester: 1 (September to December)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

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The aim of this module is to help you understand the basis of gene regulation in microorganisms and how this influences bacterial physiology, You will be able to describe the key mechanisms that drive evolution of microorganisms and demonstrate an understanding of the principles of mathematical modelling in predicting microbial growth and death. Finally, you will be able to describe the basis of microbial form and function and how bioinformatics are fundamental to microbiology.

• Class code: BM321
• Level: 3
• Semester: 1 (September to December)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

The aim of this module is to help you understand and appreciate the key features of cellular signalling and associated molecular mechanisms that regulates gene transcription. It will help you to learn the key features of the membrane and organelle trafficking and also help you understand the basis of molecular and cellular toxicity underlying tissue/organ dysfunction and organism pathologies. You will gain knowledge in the genomic basis of eukaryotic/human disorders and disease. Finally, you will be able to understand and appreciate the biochemical approaches that underpin drug discovery.

• Class code: BM108
• Level: 1
• Semester: 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

From this module, you will gain foundation-level knowledge relating to basic evolution, species diversity, development, homeostasis, and infectious disease. You will learn the principles of biological action and function that you will encounter through all four years. Finally, you will gain knowledge about methods of teaching, learning and assessment used throughout the degree, with particular focus on teamwork and finding, citing and using information.

• Class code: BM211
• Level: 2
• Semester: 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

The aim of this module is to help you understand the fundamental taxonomic grouping and evolutionary relationships of microbes. You will learn to appreciate physiological, structural and molecular differences between different microorganisms. You will be taught to understand the role and control of microorganisms in disease. Finally, you will learn how organisms adapt to hostile environments and appreciate the biotechnological exploitation of extremophiles.

• Class code: BM213
• Level: 2
• Semester: 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

This module aims to develop your understanding of: systems biology and homeostasis; the somatic, automatic and central nervous systems; the cardiovascular and respiratory systems; the hepatic and renal systems; the endocrine and reproductive systems.

• Class code: MP223
• Level: 2
• Semester: 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

This module looks at the normal function of both nervous and endocrine systems and the pharmacist’s role in the management of minor ailments related to these systems. It builds on material introduced in the Normal Function of the Gastrointestinal Tract & Normal Function of the Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems where the principles of autonomic control (such as smooth muscle, and cardiac) were covered.

please note that pharmacy classes are for students studying pharmacy only. If taking pharmacy classes, students must do the whole year 2 curriculum for either one full semester or both semesters. Students are not permitted to take additional classes on top of the pharmacy curriculum. If students are attending for semester one only they will take MP221, MP222 and a short version of MP220 (worth 20 credits); if students are attending for semester 2 only they will take MP223, MP224 and the short version of MP220.

• Class code: MP224
• Level: 2
• Semester: 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

Following the drug absorption and distribution processes described in other modules, content here will focus on the hepatic and renal systems and their role in drug metabolism and excretion, which will then be further expanded across all Year 3 modules. The importance of knowledge of renal and hepatic function on the sale of OTC medicines and the legal and professional role of the pharmacist in this area will be explored.

please note that pharmacy classes are for students studying pharmacy only. If taking pharmacy classes, students must do the whole year 2 curriculum for either one full semester or both semesters. Students are not permitted to take additional classes on top of the pharmacy curriculum. If students are attending for semester one only they will take MP221, MP222 and a short version of MP220 (worth 20 credits); if students are attending for semester 2 only they will take MP223, MP224 and the short version of MP220.

• Class code: BM326
• Level: 3
• Semester: 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

The aim of this module is to demonstrate an appreciation of the key features of protein structure, properties and interactions. You will learn the principles underlying successful protein purification. You will be able to demonstrate an appreciation of the key principles of enzymology. Finally, you will learn to understand the properties, function and localisation of the major cellular macromolecules, and you will also be able to understand protein structure-function relationship.

• Class code: BM322
• Level: 3
• Semester: 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

The aim of this module is to develop your understanding of the following topics: cardiovascular pathophysiology; respiratory disease; chronic inflammatory diseases; liver and kidney dysfunction; haematopoietic-linked diseases.

• Class code: BM323
• Level: 3
• Semester: 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

The aim of this module is to give you an understanding of immunodiagnostic including principles of immunoassays: homogenous and heterogeneous immunoassays and examples of clinical immunoassays. This class will also give you an understanding of hypersensitivity, immunopathology and immunity to infections, mucosal immunology and immunopharmacology.

• Class code: BM329
• Level: 3
• Semester: 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Lectures, Seminars/Tutorials, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

This module aims to help you understand the difference between taxonomic and phylogenetic classification of microorganisms. You will gain knowledge on the principles that underpin bacterial, fungal and viral identification. You will also become familiar with the structure, function and growth characteristics of bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoa and apply that knowledge to their role in disease development. Upon completing this module, students should be able to describe the distinguishing features, pathogenic properties, epidemiology, treatment and control of medically important bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoa.

• Class code: BM216
• Level: 2
• Semester: 1 (September to December) OR 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Seminars/Tutorials, Group Work, Practical, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

The aims of this module are to give you the fundamental practical skills required for a biochemist, immunologist, microbiologist and pharmacologist. It will also give you skills in presentation and teamwork.

Note that BM216 is a short version of BM214- therefore it is only possible to select BM214 or BM216

• Class code: BM333
• Level: 3
• Semester: 1 (September to December) OR 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 20 (10 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Seminars/Tutorials, Group Work, Practical, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

This module aims to give you generic practical skills in biomolecular science and to further develop your practical skills in specific biomedical biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, histopathology and serology that align with the module choices of the degree programme. This class will also help you to enhance your report writing and presentation skills.

Note that BM333 and BM334 are short versions of BM327- therefore it is only possible to select BM327, BM333 or BM334

• Class code: BM334
• Level: 3
• Semester: 1 (September to December) OR 2 (January to May)
• Credits: 10 (5 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Seminars/Tutorials, Group Work, Practical, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

This module aims to give you generic practical skills in biomolecular science and to further develop your practical skills in specific biomedical biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, histopathology and serology that align with the module choices of the degree programme. This class will also help you to enhance your report writing and presentation skills.

Note that BM333 and BM334 are short versions of BM327- therefore it is only possible to select BM327, BM333 or BM334

• Class code: MP220
• Level: 2
• Semester: Full Year (September to May)
• Credits: 40 (20 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Seminars/Tutorials, Practical, Placement, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

This module complements elements of your other modules by using a series of laboratories, simulations and experiential learning to allow you to show and do what you've learned. It'll also cover the behaviours and attitudes expected of a pharmacist as a healthcare professional, including continuing personal and professional development across all Year 3 modules. The importance of knowledge of renal and hepatic function on the sale of OTC medicines and the legal and professional role of the pharmacist in this area will be explored.

please note that pharmacy classes are for students studying pharmacy only. If taking pharmacy classes, students must do the whole year 2 curriculum for either one full semester or both semesters. Students are not permitted to take additional classes on top of the pharmacy curriculum. If students are attending for semester one only they will take MP221, MP222 and a short version of MP220 (worth 20 credits); if students are attending for semester 2 only they will take MP223, MP224 and the short version of MP220.

• Class code: BM214
• Level: 2
• Semester: Full Year (September to May)
• Credits: 40 (20 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Seminars/Tutorials, Group Work, Practical, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

The aims of this module are to give you the fundamental practical skills required for a biochemist, immunologist, microbiologist and pharmacologist. It will also give you skills in presentation and teamwork.

Note that BM216 is a short version of BM214- therefore it is only possible to select BM214 or BM216

• Class code: BM327
• Level: 3
• Semester: Full Year (September to May)
• Credits: 40 (20 ECTS)
• Level of study: Undergraduate
• Prerequisites: None
• Teaching methods: Seminars/Tutorials, Group Work, Practical, Private Study

Class descriptor: 

This module aims to give you generic practical skills in biomolecular science and to further develop your practical skills in specific biomedical biochemistry, microbiology, immunology, histopathology and serology that align with the module choices of the degree programme. This class will also help you to enhance your report writing and presentation skills.

Note that BM333 and BM334 are short versions of BM327- therefore it is only possible to select BM327, BM333 or BM334