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| Outcomes of the Programme : |
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| Upon successful completion of this programme, students will be able to : |
| OP-1 : | Answers the basic questions about drugs (mechanisms of action, sites of action and chemical structure) |
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| OP-2 : | Calculates pharmacokinetic parameters (such as clearance, bioavailability). |
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| OP-3 : | Has the equipment to answer questions about drug interactions. |
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| OP-4 : | Has the knowledge and skills to take part in the pharmacovigilance system. |
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| OP-5 : | Plans and applies in vitro and in vivo experimental studies on drug development. |
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| OP-6 : | Plans, applies and evaluates a research and presents it in a scientific environment. |
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| OP-7 : | Has the knowledge and experience to work in basic drug research and the Ethics Committee for Experimental Animals. |
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| OP-8 : | Has general knowledge and culture about the history of science and especially the history of pharmacology. |
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| OP-9 : | Constantly updates and improves his/her knowledge. |
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| OP-10 : | Has interdisciplinary interaction, can do studies, use their own knowledge and synthesis. |
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| OP-11 : | Follows up-to-date literature and technological developments and applies them to studies in his/her field. |
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| OP-12 : | Knows the basic biostatistics methods used in scientific studies, applies them to the results of the studies, evaluates, interprets and reports the results. |
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| OP-13 : | Examines and develops social relations with a critical perspective in the working environment. |
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