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Phar 433: Pharmaceutical Industry

Pharmaceutics & Drug Delivery

Pharmacists are the front-line representatives and practitioners of the science of pharmacy. This course introduces and provides an overview of the size, diversity, and necessary departments or components of a contemporary pharmaceutical company using pharmaceutical development as an example. This course provides insight into the activities and sciences that are the foundation of efforts to develop and produce products that address and improve the quality of health and well-being of patients. A deeper understanding of the pharmaceutical industry by the pharmacist will provide a broad perspective of the requirements and practices by which medicinal products are provided to the medical community.

2 Credits

Prerequisites

  • Pre-requisite: P2 or P3 Classification.

Instruction Type(s)

  • Lecture/Lab: Lecture/Lab for Phar 433

Subject Areas

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