Degree in Pharmacy
Acquisition of theoretical and practical competence in: Human Anatomy and Physiology; biology and physiology of medicinal plants; cell and molecular biology, general, specific and clinical pharmacology, chemistry and pharmaceutical technologies, pharmaceutical biotechnologies (including plant biotechnologies), regulatory aspects of the pharmaceutical field; quality control and analyses of synthetic medicinal products, biotechnological medicinal products, cell therapy, gene therapy; pharmaceutical legislation, economics in pharmacology and business management; distribution, storage and dispensing of medicinal products. In particular, graduates will be able to cope with the complex multidisciplinary process going from drug design to production by synthesis, semi-syntesis or biotechnological and medicinal products control, complying to Pharmacopoeia norms. Furthermore, graduates will have adequate skills and scientific background in order to work in hospital or private pharmacies, in the industry (cosmetics, feeding and pharmacological sectors) as well as in the research field (to design new research projects).