Pharmacy
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Biomedical
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What is Pharmacy?
Pharmacy is a study program that studies medicine. Here you will learn to recognize the structure of the drug compound and the way it is synthesized, then process it into a drug that is suitable for consumption. Surely here you will learn, mix, mix, formulate, identify, combine, analyze, and create drugs that meet quality and feasibility standards. Not only concocting, you also need to know how to use these drugs safely.
Why did you choose this programme?
Studying Pharmacy is exciting because when you study Pharmacy you will know the cause of an illness and can analyze the right medicine, and know how it works. In this study program, there will also be many practical activities, so for those of you who like labs, this study program will be very interesting.
Subjects in Pharmacy
- 1Human Physiology Anatomy
- 2Physics Pharmacy
- 3Organic Chemistry
- 4Pharmacy Botany
- 5Basic Pharmacics
- 6Biochemistry
- 7Synthesis Chemistry
- 8Analytical Chemistry
- 9Technology and Formulation of Semisolid and Liquid Preparations
- 10Cell and Molecular Biology
- 11Basic Pharmacology and Toxicology
- 12Pharmacognosy
- 13Physicochemical Analysis
- 14Phytochemicals
- 15Immunology
- 16Pathophysiology
- 17Organ System Pharmacology
- 18Pharmaceutical Microbiology
- 19Cosmetics
- 20Pharmaceutical Natural Materials
- 21Chemotherapeutic Pharmacology
- 22Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
- 23Formulation Technology for Sterile Preparations
- 24Biomedical Analysis
- 25Radiopharmaceuticals
- 26Forensic Pharmacy
- 27Ethnopharmacy
- 28Parasitology
- 29Drug Interactions
- 30Pharmacy Analysis
- 31Pharmacotherapy
- 32Technology and Formulation of Solid Preparation
- 33Drug Stability
- 34Biopharmaceuticals
- 35Clinical Pharmacy
- 36Drug Molecular Modeling
Job Prospect for Pharmacy
Pharmacy field will never die. It will even continue to grow over time, because the disease also develops and requires proper handling. Graduates of the Pharmacy Study Program will obtain a Bachelor of Pharmacy (S.Farm) degree, and can continue the Pharmacist's education to hold a Pharmacist (Apt) degree. Pharmacy graduates are not merely Pharmacists and are in pharmacies, but are also needed by hospitals, laboratories, and clinics. Pharmacy graduates are also needed in various research institutions both private and government owned such as the Food and Drug Supervisory Agency (BPOM), the Ministry of Health (Kemenkes), and others. In the drug, food and cosmetics industry sector, Pharmacy graduates can also pursue careers as drug makers and drug developers, consultants, and quality management.
