The Division of Pharmacy Practice and Policy is an expanding, multi-disciplinary research and teaching group, committed to producing high quality health service-related research and teaching that places pharmaceutical services and medicines usage in the broader context of health and social care. Current themes include Medicines use by patients, Heath Economics, Public Health, Epidemiology and minor ailments, Pharmacy Education and workforce and safety and prescribing quality please see the themed web pages for further information The Division of Pharmacy Practice and Policy is accredited by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) for their postgraduate research training programme. This course will provide training in key transferrable skills, via the University’s Graduate School, and in more specialised areas via bespoke courses run by the School. Career destinations for our graduates in the department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering include IT business analysts, systems designers, programmers, software development professionals and production technicians, as well as electrical engineers and engineering professionals.