Pharmacology 2025 is coming to Belfast

The BPS is delighted to announce that we will be bringing our next annual conference - Pharmacology 2025 - to the ICC Belfast from 16 - 18 December 2025!

Submit a symposium proposal

The BPS Meetings Committee is seeking symposium and workshop proposals for the conference. We welcome proposals on all pharmacology-related topics, but this year we would particularly welcome proposals that align with the BPS thematic priorities: 

  • Artificial intelligence
  • New treatment modalities
  • Pharmacogenomics
  • Sustainable medicines
  • Therapeutic inequality

Find out more and submit a proposal by Tuesday 11 February 2025, 3pm (GMT)

Why Belfast?

Known for its friendly and welcoming people, Belfast is a city that will make you feel at home from the moment you arrive. The Northern Irish capital prides itself on its hospitality, offering delegates a chance to relax and enjoy the atmosphere both inside and outside of the conference. The city’s restaurants, cafes, and pubs offer excellent local food and drinks, providing a chance to unwind and network in a relaxed setting.

For those looking to explore beyond the conference venue, Belfast offers plenty of scenic attractions. The city is surrounded by breath taking landscapes, including the famous Giant’s Causeway, the Mourne Mountains, and the Antrim Coast. Whether you’re interested in hiking, cycling, or simply enjoying a picturesque setting, there’s no shortage of ways to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of Northern Ireland.

ICC Belfast, Northern Ireland

The city if also a hub for life sciences and pharmacology. In the north of the city, Ulster University's Faculty of Life and Health Sciences provides health-related education to almost 6,500 students with approximately 250 academic staff, including its School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences. In the south of the city, Queen's University Belfast's School of Pharmacy provides students an authentic a learning experience and environment, including world-leading research laboratories. There are also lots of pharmaceutical-related companies based in Belfast.

What to expect

The British Pharmacological Society's annual Pharmacology conference is an opportunity for academics (students, educators and researchers), clinicians, industry workers and policy regulators to all come together in-person for a celebration of pharmacology. Expect three days filled with the latest research updates, developments, news, resources and the ability to network with others across the field. There will be keynote sessions, symposia, workshops, debates, workshops and bootcamp sessions. You'll hear from a diverse range of speakers from emerging investigators all the way through to leading experts - each sharing their expertise and insights.

The conference also offers plenty of opportunities to grow your network and socialise, such as the refreshment and lunch breaks, Q&A sessions, workshops and during the ever-popular social programme (events to be confirmed soon).

We hope you can join us in December 2025!

Stay up to date

Visit the Pharmacology 2025 website for the latest information about the conference.

Sign up to our mailing lists and follow us on social media to be the first to hear updates about the conference - including when abstract submissions open.

Partnership opportunities

For sponsorship and exhibition enquiries, please contact mariam.chahid@bps.ac.uk / partnerships@bps.ac.uk


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Register for Pharmacology 2024

Secure your place at the conference.

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View the conference programme

Symposia, workshops, debates and more!

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Social programme

Let your hair down and socialise with friends and colleagues.

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Visit Harrogate

Explore Harrogate's food, drink, galleries, spas, Christmas markets and other attractions.

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Meet the speakers

Find out more about our line-up of experts and emerging investigators.

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Plan your travel

Including exclusive train discounts.


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London, EC1V 2PT, United Kingdom
Tel: + 44 (0)20 7239 0171

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