Career
Buckingham started her career in 1971 as a research assistant at Glaxo Laboratories,UK. From 1974–1980,she became a research fellow at the department of pharmacology,University of London. From 1980–1987,she became a senior lecturer at the same university. From 1988–1997,she became a professor of pharmacology and was head of department of pharmacology,Charing Cross and Westminster Hospital,University of London. From 1992–1997,she became the assistant Dean. In 1997,she moved to Imperial College London to be professor of pharmacology. In 2000,she became the college Dean in nonclinical medicine at Imperial College London. In 2007,she became Pro-rector (education) and in 2010 she became Pro-rector (education and academic affairs) at the same university.
In 2012,she left Imperial College London to be Vice Chancellor of Brunel University London. [5] In August 2019,she additionally became the President of Universities UK. [6] [7] Following the announcement of her intention to leave Brunel,she became Chair of the Institute of Cancer Research on 1 August 2021. [8]
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