The School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences is one of the UK's leading university departments for pharmacy, biology, chemistry and biomedical education and maintains close links with Brighton and Sussex Medical School.
New research studentships available
The University of Brighton's Doctoral College invites applications from around the world for one of up to 40 new research studentships available for entry during the 2012/2013 academic year. Find out more
Success in the UK Chemistry Olympiad
Lecturers from the University of Brighton have helped a group of local sixth-form students to success in the UK Chemistry Olympiad.
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Summer research seminar seminar programme
From nanoscience to neuroscience, this summer's seminars showcase a diverse range of cutting-edge scientific research.
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Professor joins call for more research funding
Professor Adrian Bone, the University of Brighton's professor of cell and molecular biology, joined with Brighton MP Caroline Lucas in supporting calls for the government to commit more funding to Type 1 diabetes research.
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Professor John Smart, Head of the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences at the University of Brighton has been appointed a Fellow of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society.
Scientists at the University of Brighton are using TV-style contests as a new tool to teach students.
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Preferential entry into Medicine
Biomedical Sciences BSc(Hons) and Masters Degree in Pharmacy students who might ultimately wish to study medicine are guaranteed an interview with Brighton & Sussex Medical School if you meet the specified conditions.
Dr Ananth Pannala, Professor John Smart and Dr Charley Chatterjee from the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences have attended a seminar on Biomaterials as drug delivery matrices held in Manipal University.
Potential breakthrough in beating hospital bugs
University of Brighton scientists have successfully tested a breakthrough product that could cut the rate of some hospital-acquired infections, leading to a reduction in morbidity and mortality across the country.
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