Students are expected to meet the following requirements in the International Foundation Programme (IFP) to progress to Level 4.

• Achieve a grade of 60% in Advanced Chemistry.
• Achieve a grade of 40% in all other modules.

‍‍‍Programme-specific assessment regulations;  (progression requirements from Level 4 onwards)

The programme complies with the University's academic regulations (in particular, UPR AS11, UPR AS13 and UPR AS14) with the exception of those listed below, which have been approved by the University:

• At each academic level, a student will normally be required to have passed 60 credits (following any referral opportunity, where applicable) to be permitted a re-enrolment opportunity.
• Progression from Level 4 to Level 5 normally requires a minimum of 120 credit points at Level 4.
• Progression from level 5 to level 6 normally requires 240 credit points with a minimum of 120 credit points from level 5 and 120 credit points from level 4.
• Progression from level 6 to level 7 part 1 normally requires 360 credit points with a minimum of 120 credit points from level 6, 120 credit points from level 5 and 120 credit points from level 4.‍
• Students must normally successfully complete 90 credits at level 7 part 1 in order to undertake the Placement module (7FHH2004) at level 7 part 2.
• ‍No compensation is normally permitted between modules and no final compensatory credit is permitted for the MPharm.
• Attendance at teaching sessions is monitored and students must normally attend 75% of workshops and practicals on every module.

‍This condition must be met for the student to pass the module successfully and fulfil the learning outcomes, students who do not meet these attendance requirements will normally fail the module and may not be eligible for referral.