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The Department of Pharmacy provides undergraduate programmes leading to a Degree in Pharmaceutical Technology and a Degree in Pharmacy and didactic postgraduate courses as well as research degrees.

 

Degree in Pharmaceutical Technology

Bachelor of Science in Pharmaceutical Technology (Honours)

 


Degree in Pharmacy

 

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) for courses starting before Oct 2011

 

The course leading to a degree in pharmacy has been restructured according to a two-cycle education system, whereby graduates in pharmacy will be awarded a Master of Pharmacy degree after completing the two cycles.

The courses will be offered as follows:


a) the first cycle consists of a four-year full-time course leading to the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Pharmaceutical Science; and

b) the second cycle consists of a three-semester full-time course leading to the Master of Pharmacy.  Graduates who obtain the first cycle degree with a final classification of at least Second Class Honours will be eligible to proceed to the second cycle degree.

Persons in possession of these two degrees would be eligible for a warrant to practise pharmacy in Malta and in the EU.

 

Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Pharmaceutical Science

Master of Pharmacy

 

Eligibility to become a Pharmacist

  • Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) applies to students presently following the course (last intake: October 2010)
  • Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Pharmaceutical Science and Master of Pharmacy

 

 

Postgraduate Courses

 

Master of Science in Pharmacy

 

The Department also offers M.Phil. and Ph.D. programmes in areas of interest to the Department including practice research, quality systems, clinical analysis, pharmaceutical technology, pharmaceutical chemistry and drug design.

 

M.Phil. (Regulations here)
Ph.D.  (Regulations here)

Notices
VIII Malta Medical School Conference 2012
Call for abstracts launched. Deadline 31 July 2012.
[UPDATED] Influenza Rules and Regulations
NEW regulations indicating the course of action which should be taken by students in the event of developing symptoms of influenza.
Learning outcomes and competency framework
For general consultation: Development of learning outcomes and competency framework for the MD degree.
 
 
Last Updated: 9 May 2012

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