University of Sheffield: Applications open for MSc Pharmaceutical Engineering course September 2024 intake

The deadline to apply for the MSc Pharmaceutical Engineering course September 2024 intake at the University of Sheffield is May 13, 2024.

The University of Sheffield invited applications for the MSc Pharmaceutical Engineering course September 2024 intake. The program will equip students with the knowledge and skills they need to stand out in the global pharma market and provide hands-on experience in an industrial-scale continuous powder processing plant.

Eligibility Criteria

The following are the eligibility criteria:

• Overall IELTS score of 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in each component, or equivalent.
• The candidate should have an undergraduate honours degree with a minimum of 55% in science, technology, and engineering from a recognized university.

More Details

There is no application fee to apply for the Postgraduate Taught Masters degree programmes. The program starts in September. There is no intake for January and February. The university provides Postgraduate degree pathway programmes including Pre-Masters programmes specifically for international students who want to progress to the University of Sheffield. After successful completion, students can progress to a postgraduate degree.

The student will discover the science and application of products, oral drug delivery, the production of medicines and new technologies used in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical processes. The course has been designed by taking into consideration the requirements of the global pharmaceutical industry. 

"The skills also gained on this MSc in the field of particle technology will allow you to work in other sectors such as the detergent sector (such as Unilever or P&G), food products (such as Nestle), catalyst and fertiliser sectors. You’ll be taught by the very best, the department works closely with some of the world’s major pharmaceutical companies (such as Pfizer, AstraZeneca and GSK). The graduates of this course will be highly sought after in the global pharma market," reads the official statement.

Application Process

It is divided into two parts - Part 1 is for personal information, including English language ability, and previous education and employment. The applicant needs to complete all the mandatory fields in this part (marked with a *) before they can go on to Part 2. The second part includes the course or courses they want to apply for.

To make sure that the content of the course is updated and latest, the course is reviewed every year. 

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