Why Enroll in the Pharmacy Program?
In the Bachelor’s Degree Program in Pharmacy, you will acquire the knowledge necessary to become a pharmaceutical professional. The curriculum has been designed to offer a multidisciplinary and integrated perspective that will enable you to pursue careers in various sectors.
- Work in a pharmacy, thanks to the professional license granted upon graduation;
- The pharmaceutical industry, thanks to a solid foundation in the study of drugs;
- The academic sector: you’ll be eligible for specialized graduate programs and doctoral degrees.
Through the Master’s Degree in Pharmacy, you will gain:
- Scientific and technological skills: You will acquire knowledge in chemistry, biology, pharmacy, pharmacology, toxicology, legislation, and professional ethics.
- Practical skills: Acquired through laboratory experience and the mandatory professional internship conducted in local and hospital pharmacies.
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A part-time student will complete, on an annual basis, coursework equivalent to approximately 50% of the requirements set forth in the program’s curriculum, subject to necessary rounding: the courses scheduled for one year must be divided and distributed as evenly as possible over two years.
EXAMPLE: The first year includes 8 courses. Upon switching to part-time status, the student must take 4 courses in the first half of the first year and the remaining 4 in the following academic year, at which point they will be re-enrolled in the second half of the first year.
CAN ALL STUDENTS OPT FOR A PART-TIME TRACK?
The switch to part-time status is permitted only for students who are on track with their studies, provided it is justified by work or family needs.
Our university also allows students to switch to part-time status for only a portion of their academic program. Returning to full-time status is possible only after completing two years of part-time study.
I’M INTERESTED IN BECOMING A PART-TIME STUDENT: WHO CAN HELP ME SET UP MY STUDY PLAN?
If you’re interested in switching to part-time status, contact the academic advisors for your program so they can support you and help you draft your study plan, which must then be approved by the program chair.
FIND OUT HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR REQUEST TO SWITCH TO PART-TIME STATUS.
Publication of first notice of admission (TOLC-F)
Publication of first announcement ranking and enrollments
Publication Notice of incoming transfers for years after the first one
Publication of second notice of admission (TOLC-F)
Publication of second announcement ranking and enrollments