UCL
18 August 2025
- 22 August 2025
20 programme places
Entry requirements
A-Levels: Chemistry and either Biology, Mathematics or Physics required.
GCSEs: English Language and Mathematics at grade C or 4.
IB: Chemistry and one subject from Biology, Mathematics or Physics. For Mathematics, the programme will accept either ‘Analysis and Approaches’ or ‘Applications and Interpretation’ at higher level.
Scottish Advanced Highers: Chemistry required plus one from Biology, Physics or Mathematics, at Advanced Higher.
Welsh Baccalaureate: Chemistry required plus one from Biology, Physics or Mathematics.
Access to HE Diploma: Chemistry and either Biology, Mathematics or Physics required.
Cambridge Pre-U Principal Subjects: Chemistry required plus one from Biology, Physics or Mathematics.
*Please note that these requirements are based on the contextual subject and qualification requirements for relevant undergraduate programmes for 2025 entry.
For information specifically about UCL’s undergraduate programmes (including the grade requirements) please see the UCL Undergraduate Courses webpage (https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/undergraduate/).
Please note the Summer School will provide a taste of studying at UCL and we therefore advise you check the UCL Admissions grade requirements and speak to your teacher about your academic suitability.
Are you a Scientist at heart? Do you want to be a clinician in practice and a professional at the forefront of healthcare? Do you have an interest in science and want to learn how this can help make a difference to people’s lives? If so, pharmacy could be an area for you to explore further.
This Summer School is the perfect introduction to the discipline of Pharmacy and the MPharm degree at UCL.
You will gain an insight into the journey and life of a Pharmacy student at UCL. The programme covers a diverse range of themes, from fundamental chemical science through biology and pharmacology, as well as finding out more about the different pharmacist roles and how this health profession can help improve outcomes for patients.
You will get hands-on experience which include a variety of laboratory classes, practical sessions and practising clinical skills. You will also meet academic staff and students who will be there to support you and discuss their experiences into their pharmaceutical careers.
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