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Programme profile

This programme iwas designed in collaboration with the University of Nottingham School of Pharmacy and Alliance Boots Ltd. This relationship provides the opportunity forstudents, to do internships, or periods of studying abroad, in Nottingham University and in Malaysia, as an English branch campus, as well as in other European Universities through the Erasmus Mundus Project.

The programme has been designed to ensure that the next generation of Pharmacists are able to manage rapidly growing body of data in advanced Pharmacology and Biotechnologies, and to deal the many questions raised by patients on clinical pathologies, medical diagnostics, cosmetics, food supplements, medical devices, mechanisms of new medicinal products, drug safety concerns and nteractive pharmacovigilance.

Many young pharmacists may be more interested in getting frontline training in pharmaceutical legislation, data protection, patents, and assessment of clinical trials, quality and safety data, should they want to realise plans to work in National Regulatory Agencies.

The collaboration with the University of Nottingham offers a unique opportunity for mobility, joint research projects, integration of students with different cultures, and can support graduates in rapidly find jobs not only in Pharmacies but also at Universities, Research Centres, and in multinational pharmaceutical companies, as well as in European or National Medicine Agencies.

Fees fixed with reference to family income.

Programme content

1st Year: Human Anatomy; General and Inorganic Chemistry; Mathematics; Physics ; Zoology; Cellular and Development Biology; Organic Chemistry.

2nd Year: Analytical Chemistry; Microbiology and Immunology; Molecular Biology; Drug analysis; Pharmaceutical Biology & Pharmacology; Medical Statistics; Biochemistry ; Chemistry of Equilibria.

3rd Year: General Pathology; Plant Biochemistry and Physiology; Medicinal plants; Drug Analysis; Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry ;Toxicology & Pharmacogenomics; Physiology.

4th Year: Internal Medicine & Dermatopharmacology; Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry; Pharmaceutical Technologies; Special Pharmacology and Therapy; Neuropsychopharmacology; Chemotherapy.

5th Year: Pharmaceutical Legislation; Commercial Law; Deistic Sciences; Food Chemistry; Electives

Progression

This programme trains students in the knowledge and skills necessary to practice as a pharmacist under EU Directive 85/432/EEC.

Entry Requirements