Facility Details
- Location: Ground floor, Nancy Astor Building, University of Plymouth
- Purpose: To provide dedicated practice-based and clinical teaching spaces for the MPharm pharmacy course
- Goal: To increase the number of trained pharmacists in the South West region
Benefits of the New Facilities
- Enhanced Learning Environment: The new purpose-built facilities will offer an ideal setting for practical and clinical pharmacy education.
- State-of-the-Art Equipment: Students will have access to the latest technology and resources, mirroring real-world pharmacy environments.
- Practice-Based Teaching Spaces: Designed to simulate community, GP, and hospital pharmacy settings, these spaces will enhance hands-on learning experiences.
- Clinical Teaching Spaces: Dedicated areas for clinical training will ensure students are well-prepared for various professional roles within healthcare.
Positive Impact on the South West
- Increased Pharmacist Numbers: By providing high-quality education and training facilities, the initiative aims to address the shortage of pharmacists in the South West.
- Career Opportunities: Graduates will be well-prepared for roles in diverse pharmacy settings, benefiting the local healthcare system.
- Community Health: The presence of more trained pharmacists will enhance the overall health and well-being of the South West community.
Mercury Construction is excited to contribute to this significant development, which will play a crucial role in shaping the future of pharmacy education and healthcare in the region. The collaboration between the University of Bath and the University of Plymouth, supported by these new facilities, marks a significant milestone in advancing pharmacy education and practice in the South West.
