48 monthsProgramme duration
3,000 EURTuition Fee/year
OctStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Pharmacy and Pharmacology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
A degree programme in pharmacy qualifies graduates to work as pharmacists. In addition, students acquire natural-scientific skills also required by industry and in other professions.
The degree programme consists of five core areas:
- Pharmaceutical chemistry
Synthesis and analysis of pharmaceutical agents and their effect mechanism at the molecular level. Due to the numerous practical courses, graduates acquire substantial skills and knowledge of chemical analytics, development of pharmaceutical agents and synthetic chemistry of drugs and medicines.
- Pharmaceutical biology
Basics of biology and in addition, specialised knowledge of pharmaceutical biotechnology, medicinal and poisonous plants as well as the use of isolated biogenic agents in medical therapy.
- Pharmaceutical technologies and biopharmacy
Processing of drug substances and pharmaceutical excipients into dosage forms (e.g. pills) and the temporal concentration of drugs and medicines in the human body.
- Pharmacology
Molecular effect mechanisms of drugs and medicines in the body and their impact on organ functions. This includes clinical aspects, rational choices of suitable substances for ideal therapeutical outcomes, potential interactions with other drugs, and the critical assessment of undesirable side effects.
- Clinical pharmacology
Managed by the cooperation unit for clinical pharmacology, a network consisting of the university hospital, the hospital’s pharmacy and the IPMB. This results in clinically- and patient-oriented teaching and research with the aim of recognising and avoiding risks associated with drug therapy and optimising the effectiveness of drugs for individual patients.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Pharmacy and Pharmacology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
A degree programme in pharmacy qualifies graduates to work as pharmacists. In addition, students acquire natural-scientific skills also required by industry and in other professions.
The degree programme consists of five core areas:
- Pharmaceutical chemistry
Synthesis and analysis of pharmaceutical agents and their effect mechanism at the molecular level. Due to the numerous practical courses, graduates acquire substantial skills and knowledge of chemical analytics, development of pharmaceutical agents and synthetic chemistry of drugs and medicines.
- Pharmaceutical biology
Basics of biology and in addition, specialised knowledge of pharmaceutical biotechnology, medicinal and poisonous plants as well as the use of isolated biogenic agents in medical therapy.
- Pharmaceutical technologies and biopharmacy
Processing of drug substances and pharmaceutical excipients into dosage forms (e.g. pills) and the temporal concentration of drugs and medicines in the human body.
- Pharmacology
Molecular effect mechanisms of drugs and medicines in the body and their impact on organ functions. This includes clinical aspects, rational choices of suitable substances for ideal therapeutical outcomes, potential interactions with other drugs, and the critical assessment of undesirable side effects.
- Clinical pharmacology
Managed by the cooperation unit for clinical pharmacology, a network consisting of the university hospital, the hospital’s pharmacy and the IPMB. This results in clinically- and patient-oriented teaching and research with the aim of recognising and avoiding risks associated with drug therapy and optimising the effectiveness of drugs for individual patients.
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