The University Of Georgia

Master in Pharmaceutical Chemistry

To obtain a Master's degree, a student must

• Complete 120 ECTS, which includes 100 ECTS from mandatory subjects and 20 ECTS from electives.
• Submit a scientific paper following the requirements.

Knowledge and understanding

A broad knowledge of chemistry and pharmacy and a high qualification in pharmaceutical chemistry and its development, enable the student to pursue a career in the pharmaceutical field.

Systematic knowledge of drug synthesis, drug testing, drug development, and validation of analytical methods.Advanced skills required in quality control, drug discovery, drug design and development of high-quality pharmaceutical products, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, and modern analytical methods.

In-depth knowledge that enables students to work effectively in the pharmaceutical industry.

Responsibility and autonomy

• Ethical attitude towards social, academic, or national factors and values;
  
• Protection of the balance of interest of the parties;
  
• Independent consistent and multifaceted evaluation and self-evaluation of one's learning process;
  
• Continuing the learning process independently through the acquired knowledge;
  
• Understanding the peculiarities of the educational process and planning strategically;
  
• Development of technological innovations in the professional field and continuous improvement of one's knowledge/skills.

• Lecture-seminar;
• Demonstration method;
• Using of audio-video learning material;
• Interactive classes;
• Research production;
• Exercises oriented on solving of the problems;
• Critical analysis;
• Group exercises;
• Literature review;
• Presentation;
• Project;
• Verbal method;
• Practical work.