The 14th Pharmacy Education Conference takes place on Monday 28 June 2027 in University Place, Manchester. We are looking forward to welcoming you.
This conference seeks to bring together scientists, pharmacists and educators involved in undergraduate and postgraduate pharmacy teaching. It is an opportunity to meet colleagues, share good practice and learn about developments in pharmacy education.
The theme for the 2027 conference is Educating for Change: Innovation, Inclusion and Impact.
Abstracts
Once again we invited colleagues to submit abstracts for the conference, to one of two streams:
Completed work
Abstracts presenting scholarship based on completed pharmacy education research (including completed teaching evaluation) that include a study design, methods and results.
Teaching innovation and Work in progress
Abstracts describing innovation in pharmacy education that report novel teaching, learning or assessment approaches which have not yet been fully evaluated OR abstracts describing pharmacy education research WORK IN PROGRESS where preliminary findings can be presented at the conference in June.
Submit your abstract
Our dedicated abstracts portal is now open for submissions for the 2027 conference. All abstracts must be submitted electronically by 11.59pm on Wednesday 27 January 2027.
Registration
There will be a conference early bird rate and a standard rate. Ticket prices will be confirmed soon.
Tickets
Tickets for the 2027 Pharmacy Education Conference will be available to book shortly.
Travelling to the conference
The conference will be held at University Place, Oxford Road, Manchester.
Getting in touch
If you have any questions about the event, email pharmacy.conference@manchester.ac.uk
Previous events
Previous events have included a keynote address from the following speakers:
- Professor Anne Boyter (University of Strathclyde)
- Damian Day (Head of Education at the General Pharmaceutical Council);
- Dr Keith Ridge (Chief Pharmaceutical Officer, Supporting NHS England, Department of Health and Health Education England);
- Professor Stephanie Marshall (Chief Executive, Higher Education Academy);
- Professor Ian Bates (Professor of Pharmacy Education, UCL. Director, FIP Education);
- Professor Phil Race
- Professor Lezley-Anne Hanna (Queen’s University Belfast)
- Marc Donovan (Chief Pharmacist, Boots UK)
Previous conferences have also included oral presentations, workshops, posters and a technology showcase.