Master’s Programme Pharmacy

The Master’s Programme in Pharmacy aims at imparting extensive knowledge of the development, production, quality assurance, composition, preparation and storage, the biological effects and interaction of drugs/medicines and their safe applications.

Having completed the Master’s Programme in Pharmacy, the graduates are able:

• to carry out scientific work (including planning and implementation),
• to transfer and apply scientific methods and insights of the pharmaceutical sciences to other issues,
• to apply scientific methods and findings in related natural sciences,
• to provide information and advice to patients in relevant aspects of pharmacy,
• to advice physicians on pharmacy/drug therapy.

Because of their knowledge and skills, the graduates of the Master’s Programme in Pharmacy have the fundamental requirements for professional occupations in the following fields:

• public pharmacies,
• hospitals (pharmacy, clinical pharmacy),
• industry (research and development, manufacturing, authorisation, quality assurance),
• universities (research and teaching),
• testing institutions (forensic analysis, environmental protection, narcotic drug analysis, army health service, residue analysis, control laboratories)
• health authorities,
• pharmaceutical wholesalers,
• schools PKA-training (pharmaceutical commercial assistant),
• specialist publishing houses.

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