Following graduation from Queen's University Belfast in 2008 with a first class honours degree in Pharmacy, Rebecca Craig completed her pre-registration in hospital pharmacy. She returned to Queen's University to undertake a PhD under the supervision of Professor Colin McCoy and Professor Sean Gorman within the Pharmaceutical Science and Practice cluster. This research focussed on the use of light as a stimulus to effect pharmaceutically relevant responses in biomaterials and antimicrobial systems.  

In 2012, Rebecca was appointed as a research fellow, working on an industry-funded project in the development of novel anti-infective medical devices. From 2015, Rebecca worked on an impact acceleration grant in the commercialisation of a novel high-level disinfectant with rapid spore eradicating activity. 

Rebecca was appointed as Lecturer (Education) in August 2015, and is involved with the design and delivery of material in pharmaceutical analysis and clinical therapeutics on the MPharm and BSc degrees, and quality assurance and regulatory affairs on the BSc and MSc degrees, with particular focus on appropriate assessment strategies. Rebecca is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, and was interim SWAN co-champion in the School of Pharmacy (02/2018 - 08/2019), contributing to the successful renewal of the School of Pharmacy Athena SWAN Silver Award.

Undergraduate - MPharm programme 

PMY1017: Practising as a Pharmacist

PMY1050: Criterion Reference Assessments for Level 1

PMY2106: Medicinal Substances

PMY2050: Criterion Reference Assessments for Level 2

PMY3177: Clinical Therapeutics

PMY3082: Drug Design/Pharmaceutical Analysis

PMY4005: Project

Undergraduate - BSc Pharmaceutical Sciences/BSc Pharmaceutical Biotechnology programme

PMY2021: Principles of Drug Action

PMY2024: Medicinal Substances

PMY3182: Drug design and Pharmaceutical Analysis

PMY3030: Industry - Quality, Regulation and Entrepreneurship (Module co-ordinator)

PMY3100: Industrial Placement (Module co-ordinator)

Postgraduate - MSc Industrial Pharmaceutics programme

PMY8110: Research Methods and Data Management

PMY8112: Characterisation Methods for Pharmaceutical Products

PMY8114: Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs (Module co-ordinator)

Postgraduate - Distance learning Diploma/Certificate/MSc

PMY7036: Research in Clinical Pharmacy

PMY7090: Research Project