🏫 Learning Environment
Theoretical Lectures: Focus on basic sciences such as anatomy, physiology, chemistry, and pharmacology.
Practical Laboratory Training: Includes drug preparation, chemical experiments, and sterilization techniques.
Clinical Training: Takes place in hospitals and healthcare centers to apply skills in real-world settings.
Research Projects: In the second year, students are tasked with conducting applied research in the field of pharmacy.
Summer Training: Mandatory after each academic year to enhance practical experience.
📊 Course Assessment
Theoretical Exams: To measure the student’s understanding of scientific concepts.
Practical Assessments: Include the student’s performance in laboratories and experiments.
Weekly Reports: To document the student’s progress in practical training.
Presentations: To develop scientific communication skills.
Graduation Project: A final assessment of research and application skills.
Summer Training: Evaluates the student’s performance in healthcare institutions.
