About Life Long Learning in Pharmacy

The International Conferences on Life Long Learning in Pharmacy (LLLP) are a series of conferences that have been held for the past 35 years, following the inaugural meeting in Denmark in 1990. They provide an opportunity to discuss issues of importance and relevance to advancing pharmacy practice through continuous professional development (CPD) and lifelong learning. The conferences have been convened around the world in Denmark, United States, Northern Ireland, South Africa, Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Croatia, Australia, Republic of Ireland (virtual), and attract pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, educators, researchers, regulators, policy-makers and professional associations from around the world. 

For more information about LLLP and previous conferences, click here.

Conference Hosts

The University of Bath and the University of Nottingham are proud to be conference co-hosts for LLLP 2027.

Organised by both universities, the conference will take place in the city of Bath, at the University of Bath's Claverton Down campus which is about a mile outside the city. Explore beyond the campus and it's easy to see why the city of Bath is the UK's only entire city on UNESCO's world heritage list, thanks to the Gothic abbey, elegant Georgian architecture and the Roman Baths, which give the city its name.

Our Gala Dinner will be hosted at the world-famous Bath Pump Rooms and Roman Baths in the centre of the city. Constructed around 70 AD, the Roman Baths were built as a grand Roman bathing and socialising complex. Today, it remains one of the best-preserved Roman remains in the world, with 1,170,000 litres of natural hot spring water still filling the ancient bathing site today. The Pump Rooms, with its Corinthian columns, glittering chandelier and spa fountain embodies what was once the heart of the Georgian social scene, when high society (including Charles Dickens and Jane Austen) visited for the waters which they believed would relieve all their illnesses and discomforts.

There will be plenty of chances to explore during the conference. Read more on the Visit Bath website.

Our Host Committee

The host (organising) committee brings together wide experience from both the University of Bath and the University of Nottingham in teaching, learning and research across undergraduate, postgraduate and international pharmacy education.

Dr Naoko Arakawa (co-chair)

Associate Professor, University of Nottingham

Prof Lyn Hanning (co-chair)

Professor of Pharmacy Education and Head of Pharmacy Plymouth, University of Bath

Prof Claire Anderson

Professor of Social Pharmacy, University of Nottingham, and Immediate Past-President, Royal Pharmaceutical Society (Royal College of Pharmacy)

Prof Matthew Boyd

Professor of Medicines Safety, University of Nottingham

Dr Tim Rennie

Director of Taught Postgraduate Pharmacy Programmes, University of Bath

Dr Philip Rogers

Director of Pharmacy, University of Bath

Sarah Wild (Education Committee Lead)

Director of Practice-Based Learning, University of Bath

Our Education Sub-Committee

Dr Rosie Adsley

Assistant Professor, University

of Nottingham

Dr Naoko Arakawa

Associate Professor, University

of Nottingham

Dr Catriona Bradley

Founder and managing director of

Fios & Praxis, International Committee Rep

Prof Valerie Clinard

Associate Dean and Professor, University of California San Francisco

Prof. Ruth Edwards

Pharmacist Educator Coach

Lisa Fitzpatrick

Senior Lecturer in Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Practice, De Montfort University, Co-chair of the Sustainability in Pharmacy Education group

Prof Kirsten Galbraith 

Professor of Pharmacy Practice

and Education, Monash

University

Nuala Hampson

Senior Lecturer Pharmacy Practice, University of Sheffield and Pharmacy Lead, Centre for Sustainable Healthcare

Prof Lyn Hanning

Professor of Pharmacy Education

and Head of Pharmacy Plymouth, University of Bath

Dr Martin C. Henman

Associate Professor in the Practice of Pharmacy, Trinity College Dublin

Dr Ifunanya Ikhile

Associate Professor of Medical Education, Deputy Assessment Director and OSCE Lead, University of Nottingham

Prof Aukje Mantel-Teeuwisse

Professor of Pharmacy and Global

Health, Director Undergraduate School of Science, Utrecht University

Claire May

Senior Lecturer in Medicines Use

and Clinical Pharmacist, University of Brighton

Dr Arijana Mestrovic

Director of

Professional Affairs, Pharma Expert

Dr Banan Abdulrzaq Mukhalalati

Associate Professor, Director of

Integrated Learning, VP for Medical and Health Sciences Office, Qatar

Dr Kimberley Sonnex

Assistant Professor, University of Nottingham

Prof Margaret Watson

Founder of Watson Research and Training Ltd. Honorary Professor, University of Bath

Sarah Wild

Director of Practice-Based Learning, University of Bath

Our Organising Sub-Committee

Dr Naoko Arakawa

Associate Professor, University

of Nottingham

Dr Helen Boardman

Associate Professor in Pharmacy Practice, University of Nottingham

Dr Hanne Bown

Lecturer in Pharmaceutics in

Pharmacy Plymouth, University of Bath

Lucy Chalkley

Lecturer in Advanced Programmes

in Pharmacy Practice & Therapeutics (AP3T), University of Bath

Dayana El Nsouli

NIHR Doctoral Clinical Academic

Fellow, University of Nottingham 

Dr Robin Groleau

Lecturer in Medicinal Chemistry,

Pharmacy Plymouth, University of Bath

Prof Lyn Hanning

Professor of Pharmacy Education

and Head of Pharmacy Plymouth, University of Bath

Dr Tomazo Kallis

Senior Clinical Pharmacist,

University of Bath and University of Exeter

Sally-Ann Prater

Pharmacy Senior Lecturer and

Director of Studies for Postgraduate Clinical Pharmacy, University of Bath

Sarah Wild

Director of Practice-Based Learning, University of Bath

Dr Ali Yeo

Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice, University of Bath

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