Medicines Optimisation and Pharmacy

The Medicines Optimisation and Pharmacy at the University of Brightonhas a long history of in-depth, collaborative research with international impact.

On the Medicines Optimisation and Pharmacy programme at the University of Brighton you will join the medicines optimisation research group in achieving our three clear goals to improve our understanding of how use medicines safely and effectively.

Key facts

We conduct research within the broad areas of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Biological Sciences, Biomedical Sciences and Chemistry. We are open to enquiries relating to any of these wider fields, but also have particular strengths in research in the fields of biomaterials, chemistry, chronic disease, ecology and conservation, paediatrics, sensory neuroscience, microbiology, biochemistry, regenerative medicine, ageing, diabetes, drug delivery, drug stability, and cancer. Our diverse research provides an excellent environment to tackle global problems using multidisciplinary research approaches.

Research themes within the framework of a PhD in Medicine optimisation include:

• biomaterials

• chemistry

• chronic disease

• ecology and conservation

• paediatrics

• sensory neuroscience