Pharmacy, Full-time Graduate Program

Pharmacy, Full-time Graduate Program

Ranked among the leading Pharmacy programs in Hungary, the University of Debrecen has designed this program to empower graduates with vital skills and a profound understanding as well as equip them with comprehensive knowledge, enabling them to enhance patient health through innovative and collaborative pharmacy practices, medication therapy management, and impactful research.

The Pharmacy, Full-time Graduate Program offers a holistic approach to pharmacy education, covering a diverse range of subjects essential for comprehensive pharmaceutical expertise. Students will delve into the chemical, physical, medical, pharmaceutical, pharmacological, and therapeutic properties of medical substances, prescription drugs, and over-the-counter medications. The program emphasizes the practical application of these products in real-world pharmacy practice, medication therapies, and the broader landscape of healthcare.

Upon completion of the Pharmacy, Full-time Graduate Program, graduates will be equipped with the expertise needed to excel in diverse pharmacy-related fields, making a meaningful impact on patient care and the future of healthcare.

Syllabus

1. General Chemistry Theory, General Chemistry Practice, Hungarian Language, Latin Language, Mathematics, Pharmaceutical Biology, Pharmacy Propedeutics, Physics, Biophysics, Inorganic and Qualitative Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Anatomy, Pharmaceutical Biology, Physical Chemistry.
2. Botany, Colloid and Surface Chemistry, Human Physiology, Hungarian Language, Organic Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Biochemistry, Physical Chemistry, Quantitative Analytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Technology, Pharmacognosy, Quantitative Analytical Chemistry.
3. Clinical Biochemistry, Medical Hungarian, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Neurobiology, Pharmaceutical Psychology, Pharmaceutical Technology, Pharmacognosy, Immunology.
4. Medical Microbiology, Pharmaceutical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Bioanalytics and Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Technology, Pharmacology, Preventive Medicine and Public Health Bioethics, Clinical Basics, Industrial Pharmaceutical Technology, Pharmaceutical Management and Organization.
5. Biopharmacy, Clinical Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacy, Drug Interaction Theory, Pharmaceutical Care, Pharmaceutical Communication Skills, Pharmacovigilance, Quality Control, Radiopharmacy Thesis.

Career prospects

The pharmaceutical diploma qualifies graduates to work in public and hospital pharmacies, laboratories, pharmaceutical research institutes, pharmaceutical companies, governmental agencies, health maintenance organizations, and also as medical service representatives.