Masters in Pharmacology

Pharmacology is a fundamental science underlying all medical and other health sciences.

She is interested in the identification of new therapeutic targets, the mechanisms of action and the future in the organism for drugs as well as any other exogenous or endogenous substance, and in their study from the molecular level to the organism. entire.

The master's in pharmacology with research thesis includes a course program of seminars and thematic courses (10-15 credits) with an emphasis on carrying out a research project and writing a thesis (30-35 credits) in laboratory on campus or in a hospital research center. The seminar courses and research days of the Department of Pharmacology and Physiology aim to develop in the candidate a critical sense during scientific conferences as well as personal skills for oral or poster communication of his research results.

The master's program in pharmacology with research thesis is offered on a free basis or in the following options:

• Neuropharmacology,
• Pharmacogenomics,
• Molecular pharmacology,
• Integrative Cardiovascular Pharmacology,
• Clinical pharmacology.

Courses are offered for the acquisition of in-depth knowledge in pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics, and according to themes specific to each option. The project proposed by a research director allows the candidate to develop their skills in mastering methodologies, collecting original data, their statistical analysis, and their critical presentation in the form of a traditional thesis or by article.