INTEGRATED ACADEMIC STUDIES: PHARMACY – MEDICAL BIOCHEMISTRY
This major combines pharmacy and medicine through laboratory work and the analysis of biological samples, the foundation of modern diagnostics and therapy.
LIST OF SUBJECTS
Medical Biochemistry - A Bridge Between the Laboratory and Clinical Practice
The Pharmaceutical Sciences program in Medical Biochemistry lasts five years (10 semesters) and is intended for students who wish to understand biological processes in health and disease.
The program integrates knowledge from pharmacy, medicine, and biochemistry, enabling students to master the principles of modern laboratory diagnostics, and the analysis of blood, urine, and other biological samples.
Students are trained to interpret biochemical findings and collaborate with physicians in the process of patient diagnosis and therapy.
Secured practice.
Internship starts from the second year
From the second year of study, students of the Pharmacy major gain practical experience by working in 19 pharmacies with experienced mentors, many years of master's degrees in pharmacy who are part of the faculty system.
This practice allows students to immediately apply theoretical knowledge, learn how to communicate with patients, and become familiar with the daily work of a pharmacist.
In addition to pharmacies, internships are also carried out in laboratories, hospitals and pharmaceutical companies, under the supervision of experienced mentors and experienced biochemists and cosmetologists, as well as pharmaceutical technology specialists with many years of experience in practice.
Where do biochemists work?
Graduated pharmacists: medical biochemists can work in:
- clinical-biochemical laboratories of hospitals and health centers
- institutes and centers for public health
- pharmaceutical industry and research centers
- to state institutions and regulatory agencies
- academic and scientific institutions
Their role is crucial in the modern healthcare system—from analyzing samples to interpreting results and assisting physicians in making a diagnosis.
