Pharmaceutical Technology

Degree programme objectives

The aim of studying in the PhD study programme Pharmaceutical Technology is to deepen the student's education focused on pharmaceutical technology from the perspective of scientific and research activities in dosage forms development and its overlap to other scientific areas. The main areas of interest are controlled release drug delivery systems (oral, parenteral, topical), technological approaches enhancing drug bioavailability, 3D printing, wound healing dosage forms, dynamic dissolution testing, statistical evaluation, etc.

The study aims to expand students' creative activity skills, publish results in scientific journals, write and defend a dissertation, and pass the state doctoral examination.

The main goal is to prepare the graduate for an independent scientific career and creative activities in the field of pharmaceutical technology.

Study plans

Pharmaceutical Technology

full-time, single-subject

Pharmaceutical Technology

combined, single-subject

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Objectives
The aim of studying in the PhD study programme Pharmaceutical Technology is to deepen the student's education focused on pharmaceutical technology from the perspective of scientific and research activities in dosage forms development and its overlap to other scientific areas. The main areas of interest are controlled release drug delivery systems (oral, parenteral, topical), technological approaches enhancing drug bioavailability, 3D printing, wound healing dosage forms, dynamic dissolution testing, statistical evaluation, etc.
The study aims to expand students' creative activity skills, publish results in scientific journals, write and defend a dissertation, and pass the state doctoral examination.
The main goal is to prepare the graduate for an independent scientific career and creative activities in the field of pharmaceutical technology.
Occupational Profiles of Graduates
Graduates of the doctoral study programme Pharmaceutical Technology are most often employed as researchers in research, development, and test laboratories of the pharmaceutical industry, health care institutions, research organisations, academies of science, in management of health care bodies, and local or international pharmaceutical companies, or as university teachers with the possibility of further scientific and pedagogical qualification.

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