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UNIC Pharmacy Programme is dedicated to the education of pharmacy scientists who can deliver high-quality, evidence-based, interprofessional, person-centred pharmaceutical care and advance centred pharmaceutical care and advance public health services.
The Pharmacy Program is recognized as a pioneer in educating Pharmacists in Cyprus and is known for its academic excellence and its innovative leadership. The programs’ graduates are be highly visible locally and nationally and engaged in advancing the profession of pharmacy.
More specifically, UNIC Pharmacy Programme at the UNIC Athens aims to:
Educate future pharmacists and researchers
be an incubator of future leaders in transforming the pharmacy profession
attract high-caliber prospective students driven by a strong motivation for academic advancement and lifelong learning
ensure the minimum requirements for obtaining professional pharmacist rights in accordance with Directive 2005/36/EC and Directive 2013/55/EU
become nationally and internationally recognized as a leader in improving outcomes in pharmaceutical education, research, and practice.
establish relationships with key individuals and organisations to improve the quality use of medicines and health outcomes.
provide quality research and education that can add to the quality of life of members of the community.
contribute to the advancement of the profession of pharmacy through advanced pharmacy practice, organisational involvement, and to provide scholarly contributions to the profession.
achieve excellence in teaching and experiential education, as demonstrated by the ability of its students to translate fundamental scientific knowledge into clinical applications and deliver comprehensive, patient-centered pharmaceutical care
consistently ranked among the top schools of pharmacy
share expertise with the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries and contribute to local and international professional or scientific organisations and committees.
demonstrate a high level of understanding in all pharmacy disciplines including pharmaceutical technology, pharmacognosy, pharmacology, toxicology, medicinal chemistry, physics, and practice-based calculations (numeracy evaluation) relevant to pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacokinetics, therapeutics, and pharmacy practice including pharmaceutical care, public health, pharmacoepidemiology, social pharmacy and pharmacoeconomics.
evidenced by students’ proficiency in translating basic science knowledge into clinical applications and in providing comprehensive pharmacist-delivered person-centered care.
support sustainable development goals (SDGs) by innovating practices to enhance global health equality and equity, and access to medications.
focus on reducing health inequalities and promoting inclusive health care solutions as well as to minimise environmental impact.
Career and Employability Prospects Pharmacists in the European Union benefit from the automatic recognition of their qualifications, as set out in Directive 2013/55/EU, which enhances their professional mobility and allows them to work across all member states without additional barriers. This framework facilitates knowledge exchange and the harmonization of educational programs, affording those who choose this profession numerous career opportunities.
Growing emphasis on pharmaceutical products and primary healthcare, together with the need for personalized and innovative treatments, has opened new career paths in healthcare. Pharmacists play an important part in research and development, helping advance therapeutic practices as well as the management of pharmaceutical care and the provision of expert advice to both patients and other healthcare professionals.
Despite these advantages, the PGEU underlines that there are major workforce shortages in certain parts of Europe. Pharmacists can work in diverse professional environments. Typically, community pharmacies represent the main area of activity, but additional opportunities exist at the hospital and clinical levels. The pharmaceutical industry also provides dynamic openings for research, development, and the manufacturing of new pharmaceutical products. At the same time, academia and research remain appealing employment choices.
Moreover, with support from national and European authorities, pharmacists can join regulatory agencies or undertake consulting projects, shaping policies and ensuring the safety, quality, and effectiveness of pharmaceutical products.
Access to Further Studies Graduates of the programme can be accepted into Third Cycle degrees (Doctoral Degree)
Programme overview
Main Subject
Pharmacy and Pharmacology
Degree
MPharm
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
UNIC Pharmacy Programme is dedicated to the education of pharmacy scientists who can deliver high-quality, evidence-based, interprofessional, person-centred pharmaceutical care and advance centred pharmaceutical care and advance public health services.
The Pharmacy Program is recognized as a pioneer in educating Pharmacists in Cyprus and is known for its academic excellence and its innovative leadership. The programs’ graduates are be highly visible locally and nationally and engaged in advancing the profession of pharmacy.
More specifically, UNIC Pharmacy Programme at the UNIC Athens aims to:
Educate future pharmacists and researchers
be an incubator of future leaders in transforming the pharmacy profession
attract high-caliber prospective students driven by a strong motivation for academic advancement and lifelong learning
ensure the minimum requirements for obtaining professional pharmacist rights in accordance with Directive 2005/36/EC and Directive 2013/55/EU
become nationally and internationally recognized as a leader in improving outcomes in pharmaceutical education, research, and practice.
establish relationships with key individuals and organisations to improve the quality use of medicines and health outcomes.
provide quality research and education that can add to the quality of life of members of the community.
contribute to the advancement of the profession of pharmacy through advanced pharmacy practice, organisational involvement, and to provide scholarly contributions to the profession.
achieve excellence in teaching and experiential education, as demonstrated by the ability of its students to translate fundamental scientific knowledge into clinical applications and deliver comprehensive, patient-centered pharmaceutical care
consistently ranked among the top schools of pharmacy
share expertise with the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries and contribute to local and international professional or scientific organisations and committees.
demonstrate a high level of understanding in all pharmacy disciplines including pharmaceutical technology, pharmacognosy, pharmacology, toxicology, medicinal chemistry, physics, and practice-based calculations (numeracy evaluation) relevant to pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacokinetics, therapeutics, and pharmacy practice including pharmaceutical care, public health, pharmacoepidemiology, social pharmacy and pharmacoeconomics.
evidenced by students’ proficiency in translating basic science knowledge into clinical applications and in providing comprehensive pharmacist-delivered person-centered care.
support sustainable development goals (SDGs) by innovating practices to enhance global health equality and equity, and access to medications.
focus on reducing health inequalities and promoting inclusive health care solutions as well as to minimise environmental impact.
Career and Employability Prospects Pharmacists in the European Union benefit from the automatic recognition of their qualifications, as set out in Directive 2013/55/EU, which enhances their professional mobility and allows them to work across all member states without additional barriers. This framework facilitates knowledge exchange and the harmonization of educational programs, affording those who choose this profession numerous career opportunities.
Growing emphasis on pharmaceutical products and primary healthcare, together with the need for personalized and innovative treatments, has opened new career paths in healthcare. Pharmacists play an important part in research and development, helping advance therapeutic practices as well as the management of pharmaceutical care and the provision of expert advice to both patients and other healthcare professionals.
Despite these advantages, the PGEU underlines that there are major workforce shortages in certain parts of Europe. Pharmacists can work in diverse professional environments. Typically, community pharmacies represent the main area of activity, but additional opportunities exist at the hospital and clinical levels. The pharmaceutical industry also provides dynamic openings for research, development, and the manufacturing of new pharmaceutical products. At the same time, academia and research remain appealing employment choices.
Moreover, with support from national and European authorities, pharmacists can join regulatory agencies or undertake consulting projects, shaping policies and ensuring the safety, quality, and effectiveness of pharmaceutical products.
Access to Further Studies Graduates of the programme can be accepted into Third Cycle degrees (Doctoral Degree)
Admission Requirements
Academic Admission The programme admits students in the Fall semester. Applications for admission to the programme will be considered only from candidates that fulfil the minimum entrance criteria as described below.
Applicants eligible for admission to undergraduate programmes under the Greek legal framework, which establishes minimum admission criteria, include:
a) Greek or foreign nationals holding a General High School Diploma (ΓΕ.Λ.) or a Vocational High School Diploma (ΕΠΑ.Λ.) with an average grade in the four (4) nationwide examination subjects equal to or greater than the minimum admission threshold. This threshold is determined by multiplying the lowest average grade among all examinees within a given scientific field by a coefficient of 0.8 in the year of participation. b) Holders of equivalent secondary education diplomas from recognized foreign schools in Greece (level 4 of the National Qualifications Framework).
c) Holders of international secondary education diplomas issued by schools in Greece or abroad, foreign nationals with an equivalent high school diploma, or an equivalent vocational education qualification granting them the right to access higher education institutions in the country where they studied.
d) For graduates mentioned in point (a) before the academic year 2021-2022, as well as holders of a first-cycle degree, the terms and conditions for selection and admission are set by the parent institution (University of Nicosia).
Specifically, the minimum requirements for admission to the Programme are as follows:
– 17/20 in High School Leaving Certificate and 17/20 in Chemistry and Biology (concentration) or equivalent grades in IB
Or – High School Leaving Certificate with a minimum of 17/20 in General Studies and GCE A-Level (or IAL) in Chemistry and Biology with a grade B or equivalent grades in IB
Or – Successful (at least 75%) in the entrance examinations (Chemistry and Biology) organized by the University of Nicosia for candidates with at least 16/20 in the Lyceum (ApoL) The admissions process includes an interview with the candidate. An assessment form is used during the interview.
Proficiency in Greek Language
A prerequisite for the enrollment of students in programmes of study offered in the Greek language is a good knowledge of Greek. This can be demonstrated by a B2 level certificate from the Center for the Teaching of Greek as a Foreign Language, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, B2 Proficiency Certificate from the School of Modern Greek Language, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, or B2 Level Certificate from the Center for the Greek Language (Ministry of Education, Greece).
This certificate is not required if:
1) if the student holds a secondary education diploma from a Greek or Cypriot school, 2) or if the student holds a secondary education diploma from a foreign school from which it is evident that the student has successfully studied and been examined in the Greek language.
5 Years
Sep
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15,480 EUR
International
18,000 EUR
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Pharmacy (MPharm, Integrated Master, 5 Years) - UNIC ATHENS
UNIC ATHENS, Athens, Greece
60 monthsProgramme duration
18,000 EURTuition Fee/year
Pharmacy and PharmacologyMain Subject Area
Programme overview
Main Subject
Pharmacy and Pharmacology
Degree
MPharm
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Pharmacy Program is recognized as a pioneer in educating Pharmacists in Cyprus and is known for its academic excellence and its innovative leadership. The programs’ graduates are be highly visible locally and nationally and engaged in advancing the profession of pharmacy.
More specifically, UNIC Pharmacy Programme at the UNIC Athens aims to:
Career and Employability Prospects
Pharmacists in the European Union benefit from the automatic recognition of their qualifications, as set out in Directive 2013/55/EU, which enhances their professional mobility and allows them to work across all member states without additional barriers. This framework facilitates knowledge exchange and the harmonization of educational programs, affording those who choose this profession numerous career opportunities.
Growing emphasis on pharmaceutical products and primary healthcare, together with the need for personalized and innovative treatments, has opened new career paths in healthcare. Pharmacists play an important part in research and development, helping advance therapeutic practices as well as the management of pharmaceutical care and the provision of expert advice to both patients and other healthcare professionals.
Despite these advantages, the PGEU underlines that there are major workforce shortages in certain parts of Europe. Pharmacists can work in diverse professional environments. Typically, community pharmacies represent the main area of activity, but additional opportunities exist at the hospital and clinical levels. The pharmaceutical industry also provides dynamic openings for research, development, and the manufacturing of new pharmaceutical products. At the same time, academia and research remain appealing employment choices.
Moreover, with support from national and European authorities, pharmacists can join regulatory agencies or undertake consulting projects, shaping policies and ensuring the safety, quality, and effectiveness of pharmaceutical products.
Access to Further Studies
Graduates of the programme can be accepted into Third Cycle degrees (Doctoral Degree)
Programme overview
Main Subject
Pharmacy and Pharmacology
Degree
MPharm
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Pharmacy Program is recognized as a pioneer in educating Pharmacists in Cyprus and is known for its academic excellence and its innovative leadership. The programs’ graduates are be highly visible locally and nationally and engaged in advancing the profession of pharmacy.
More specifically, UNIC Pharmacy Programme at the UNIC Athens aims to:
Career and Employability Prospects
Pharmacists in the European Union benefit from the automatic recognition of their qualifications, as set out in Directive 2013/55/EU, which enhances their professional mobility and allows them to work across all member states without additional barriers. This framework facilitates knowledge exchange and the harmonization of educational programs, affording those who choose this profession numerous career opportunities.
Growing emphasis on pharmaceutical products and primary healthcare, together with the need for personalized and innovative treatments, has opened new career paths in healthcare. Pharmacists play an important part in research and development, helping advance therapeutic practices as well as the management of pharmaceutical care and the provision of expert advice to both patients and other healthcare professionals.
Despite these advantages, the PGEU underlines that there are major workforce shortages in certain parts of Europe. Pharmacists can work in diverse professional environments. Typically, community pharmacies represent the main area of activity, but additional opportunities exist at the hospital and clinical levels. The pharmaceutical industry also provides dynamic openings for research, development, and the manufacturing of new pharmaceutical products. At the same time, academia and research remain appealing employment choices.
Moreover, with support from national and European authorities, pharmacists can join regulatory agencies or undertake consulting projects, shaping policies and ensuring the safety, quality, and effectiveness of pharmaceutical products.
Access to Further Studies
Graduates of the programme can be accepted into Third Cycle degrees (Doctoral Degree)
Admission Requirements
The programme admits students in the Fall semester. Applications for admission to the programme will be considered only from candidates that fulfil the minimum entrance criteria as described below.
Applicants eligible for admission to undergraduate programmes under the Greek legal framework, which establishes minimum admission criteria, include:
a) Greek or foreign nationals holding a General High School Diploma (ΓΕ.Λ.) or a Vocational High School Diploma (ΕΠΑ.Λ.) with an average grade in the four (4) nationwide examination subjects equal to or greater than the minimum admission threshold. This threshold is determined by multiplying the lowest average grade among all examinees within a given scientific field by a coefficient of 0.8 in the year of participation.
b) Holders of equivalent secondary education diplomas from recognized foreign schools in Greece (level 4 of the National Qualifications Framework).
c) Holders of international secondary education diplomas issued by schools in Greece or abroad, foreign nationals with an equivalent high school diploma, or an equivalent vocational education qualification granting them the right to access higher education institutions in the country where they studied.
d) For graduates mentioned in point (a) before the academic year 2021-2022, as well as holders of a first-cycle degree, the terms and conditions for selection and admission are set by the parent institution (University of Nicosia).
Specifically, the minimum requirements for admission to the Programme are as follows:
– 17/20 in High School Leaving Certificate and 17/20 in Chemistry and Biology (concentration) or equivalent grades in IB
Or
– High School Leaving Certificate with a minimum of 17/20 in General Studies and GCE A-Level (or IAL) in Chemistry and Biology with a grade B or equivalent grades in IB
Or
– Successful (at least 75%) in the entrance examinations (Chemistry and Biology) organized by the University of Nicosia for candidates with at least 16/20 in the Lyceum (ApoL) The admissions process includes an interview with the candidate. An assessment form is used during the interview.
Proficiency in Greek Language
A prerequisite for the enrollment of students in programmes of study offered in the Greek language is a good knowledge of Greek. This can be demonstrated by a B2 level certificate from the Center for the Teaching of Greek as a Foreign Language, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, B2 Proficiency Certificate from the School of Modern Greek Language, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, or B2 Level Certificate from the Center for the Greek Language (Ministry of Education, Greece).
This certificate is not required if:
1) if the student holds a secondary education diploma from a Greek or Cypriot school, 2) or if the student holds a secondary education diploma from a foreign school from which it is evident that the student has successfully studied and been examined in the Greek language.
Domestic
International
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Business Administration: Entrepreneurship and Digital Transformation (MBA, 3 Semesters) - E-Learning/Distance Learning (Online)
Business Administration: Human Resource Management (MBA, 3 Semesters) - E-Learning/Distance Learning (Online)
Business Administration: Human Resource Management (MBA, 3 Semesters) - E-Learning/Distance Learning (Online)
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Business Administration: Marketing (MBA, 3 Semesters) - E-Learning/Distance Learning (Online)
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