PLOs

Program Learning Outcomes of the Program

K1

Demonstrate the facts and concepts of anatomy, histology, physiology, immunology, microbiology, and pathology of human related to pharmacy.

K2

Identify the facts, concepts, rules, and theories of chemistry, biochemistry, and chemistry of natural products, alternative and complementary medicine.

K3

State the principles, concepts of pharmaceutical dosage forms, drug delivery systems, and biopharmaceutics as well as rules of quality assurance of pharmaceutical industry.

K4

Demonstrate the concepts and facts of the pharmacology of drug use and interactions and toxicity, as well as the aspects of pharmacotherapeutics, clinical pharmacokinetics, drug information, clinical skills, ethics, regulations of practice and marketing of pharmaceutical preparations.

S1

Evaluate the possible therapeutic applications, interactions or interferences of drugs and pharmaceutical compounds.

S2

Plan strategies for solving the problems and safe composition of pharmaceuticals in the field of pharmacy.

S3

Interpret the scientific data and information related to the drugs, compounds and their effective use.

S4

Communicate clearly by verbal and written means with all staff and colleagues in the medical fields as well as with patients.

V1

Work independently, professionally and in a team work with a time management.

V2

Use of personal values and ethical principles in the field of work.

V3

Use of advanced techniques in developing solutions to complex issues in the field of work.