If you are unable to commit to full time study a part time course is an ideal way to improve your career prospects and learn new skills.
This course is designed to meet the needs of progressive practitioners enabling you to develop your expertise in areas relating to advanced pharmacy practice.
This Clinical Pharmacy Practice course will provide the opportunity for pharmacists to develop professional competence as clinical practitioners involved in making decisions about drug therapy for individual patients.
A course designed for scientists who wish to develop skills for a career in the gas and oil industry. The course benefits from industrial ties in the city of Aberdeen, a well-connected oil capital of Europe. Career opportunities within oil-based industries remain high with ever increasing oil demand, new field discoveries and renewed sector investment.
A course designed for scientists who wish to develop skills that apply to a range of careers including drug screening, pharmaceutical analysis and drug analysis. Analysis-based career opportunities are strong, with nearly 100% of our graduates who are seeking employment able to obtain posts within three months.
This course is designed for scientists who wish to develop skills relevant to job roles such as genetic testing, medical diagnostics and biomedical research. Graduate career opportunities exist in laboratories, clinical laboratories, forensic laboratories and biotechnology companies.
A course designed for scientists who wish to develop skills for a career in the gas and oil industry. The course benefits from industrial ties in the city of Aberdeen, a well-connected oil capital of Europe. Career opportunities within oil-based industries remain high with ever increasing oil demand, new field discoveries and renewed sector investment.
A course designed for scientists who wish to develop skills in environmental analysis. The availability of posts for graduates is very favourable, with job roles ranging from regulation within local authorities and environmental monitoring through to heavy industry.
This year’s Leadership Lecture by Maggie Morrison, Account General Manager, Hewlett Packard, Scotland.