Teaching and Learning

The program relies on interactive learning through:

• Classroom lectures and discussion seminars

• Analysis of real-life case studies

• Training in analytical thinking and pharmaceutical problem-solving

• Applied projects and research seminars

• E-learning and training in a virtual pharmacy

• Preparing a research thesis in pharmaceutical management or marketing

Coursework and Assessment

• Attendance and participation (minimum 75%)

• Written and practical examinations

• Evaluation of seminars and research projects

• Discussions and online assessments

• Final research thesis (6 credit hours)