OTAWARA CAMPUS

Departments

School of Pharmacy

Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Competent pharmacists to contribute as staff members in medical teams, and also reliable pharmacists to support community health promotion

Pharmacists are now expected not only to play important roles in prescription departments but, with their functional and practical competence, also in other clinical services. The three main roles are (1) to give full explanations of the prescribed drugs to clients, (2) to give appropriate advice to doctors on medicinal treatment, and (3) to research and develop new drugs. In order to foster a competent and reliable pharmacist with good communication skills as a member of a medical team, students are exposed to clinical scenes through practice training in attached and affiliated hospitals. Students also gain knowledge of community medicine in order to help people more efficiently.

Practice training in medical pharmacy III
Practice training in health science
Practice training in health science

Features of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Point.1
We have a new 6-year curriculum with educational emphasis on clinical practice and community medicine.
Point.2
After 6 years of specialized training and practice in deep medicinal knowledge our students have opportunities in a wide variety of working environments.

Four-year Curriculum

Four-year Curriculum (Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences)

Four-year Curriculum (Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences)

Curriculum Outline

  • Practice Training in Medical Pharmacy
  • Communication Practice
  • Medicine and Observatory Information
  • Diseases and Pathophysiology I
  • Genomic Medicinal Science
  • National Licenses
    • Pharmacist
  • Expected Places of Work for Graduates
    • Hospitals
    • Pharmacies
    • research and development section in pharmaceuti-cal companies