The programme in Leiden focusses on the future of pharmaceutical care. In three years you will become a pharmacist with focus on the multidisciplinary approach of the latest developments in pharmaceutical products and patient care. The programme prepares you to work as a full member of the team of health care practitioners.
Most graduates provide pharmaceutical care in community or hospital pharmacies and continue to specialise in these directions. Other graduates conduct research or pursue a career in the pharmaceutical industry or as a policy maker. In general, job perspectives for pharmacists are good.
A bachelor’s degree in pharmacy from a Dutch university, a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy from Leuven or a bachelor’s degree in biopharmaceutical sciences with the pharmacy specialisation from Leiden University.
Faculty of Medicine/LUMC
year master’s programmes
master's students
International master's students
Nationalities
EU/EEA student tuition fee*
Non-EU/EEA student tuition fees per programme:
* This tuition fee is per year and only applies if this is your first master's programme in The Netherlands. This doesn't apply for the Master Transfusion Medicine and Cellular and Tissue Therapies (MSc)
** English language proficiency requirements are subject to change. Please check our website for the updated English language proficiency requirements. You can find the exact language requirements and more detailed language requirements per programme under each programme description. Also check our website for detailed information on the types of English tests accepted and the equivalent scores for IELTS, TOEFL and Cambridge English tests.
NOTE: Tuition fees are subject to change. Please check online our updated tuition fees.
