What is pharmaceutical engineering for?

Question 1: What is pharmaceutical engineering? Business training objectives: This major trains senior engineering and technical personnel who have knowledge of pharmaceutical engineering and can engage in the production, scientific and technological development, applied research and management of pharmaceutical products in the departments of medicine, pesticides, fine chemicals and biochemistry. ?

Business training requirements: students in this major mainly study the basic theories and knowledge of organic chemistry, physical chemistry, chemical engineering principles, medicinal chemistry, toxicology, pharmacology, pharmaceutical technology and pharmaceutical professional equipment, receive training in chemical and chemical experimental skills, engineering practice, computer application, scientific research and engineering design methods, and have the basic ability to produce pharmaceutical products, engineering design and research and development of new drugs. ?

Graduates should have the following knowledge and abilities:

1. Master the basic theory and knowledge of chemical pharmacy, biopharmaceuticals, traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy and pharmaceutical preparation technology and engineering; ?

2. Master the process and equipment design method of drug production device; ?

3 have the preliminary ability to research, develop and design new drug resources, new products and new processes; ?

4. Be familiar with the national guidelines, policies and regulations on chemical drug production, design, research and development, environmental protection, etc. ; ?

5. Understand the theoretical frontiers of pharmaceutical engineering and preparations, and understand the development trends of new processes, technologies and equipment; ?

6. Have a sense of innovation and the ability to acquire new knowledge independently. ?

Main subjects: chemistry, chemical engineering and technology, bioengineering?

Main courses: organic chemistry, biochemistry, physical chemistry, chemical engineering principles, pharmaceutical engineering, pharmaceutical synthesis reaction, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, pharmacy, natural medicinal chemistry, applied spectral analysis, pharmaceutical technology, medicinal polymer materials, etc?

Main practical teaching links: basic experiment of pharmaceutical engineering, cognitive practice, production practice, course design, graduation thesis or design, computer application and computer operation. ?

Major professional experiments: pharmaceutical engineering experiments focusing on chemical pharmacy and traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy?

Educational system: four years?

Degree awarded: Bachelor of Engineering?

Similar majors: bioengineering, chemical engineering and technology?

Established institutions: Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Yunnan College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Hebei University of Science and Technology Taiyuan University of Technology Liaoning College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Changchun College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Jiamusi University Harbin University of Commerce Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Anhui College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (five-year program) Jiangxi College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Qingdao Institute of Chemical Technology Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Wuhan Institute of Chemical Technology Hubei College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Shenyang Pharmaceutical University China Pharmaceutical University Beijing University of Chinese Medicine Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine Jilin University East China University of Science and Technology Hefei University of Technology (five-year program) Shandong University, South China University of Technology, Southwest Normal University, Tianjin University, Sichuan University, Hebei University of Technology, Nanjing University of Technology, Zhejiang University of Technology, Jilin Institute of Chemical Technology, Zhejiang University of Science and Technology, Tianjin University of Commerce, Qiqihar University, Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine, Southeast University, Jiangsu Institute of Petrochemical Technology, Anhui University of Technology, Fuzhou University, Shandong Institute of Light Industry, Laiyang Agricultural College, Wuhan University of Technology, Hubei Institute of Technology, Xiangtan University, Sichuan Institute of Light Chemical Industry, Southwest Citizen. Minzu University of China Central University for Nationalities Heilongjiang University Huaiyin Institute of Technology Zhejiang University of Technology Taizhou College Taishan Ding College Hunan Normal University Yueyang Normal University Southwest Agricultural University Guizhou University Yunnan University Xi University of Technology Shaanxi University of Science and Technology Northwest Normal University, etc.

Question 2: What can I do after learning pharmaceutical engineering? Doing technical work in pharmaceutical factory, the recognized ability can be promoted to technician or workshop technical supervisor. It's not right to go to the hospital for pharmacy. Pharmacy is an engineering course, and the hospital recruits a pharmacy major in science. If the road is hard, there is a precedent for entering the hospital, but the technical title can't be tested, which is an illegal employee. As soon as the health bureau checks, it has to hide.

Question 3: What can a pharmaceutical engineering undergraduate do? I also graduated from pharmaceutical engineering. As far as the current employment form is concerned, I hope you can change your major. Only graduated from pharmaceutical factory, undergraduate salary 1200. Postgraduates have a poor start than others, and civil servants and institutions have no chance to take the exam at all, except those with unlimited majors. I hope my answer is helpful to you.

Question 4: What does pharmaceutical engineering do? Everything. . It depends on the pharmaceutical engineering department. Why is it different? "

Question 5: What does the pharmacy major do? Give up if chemistry is not good. Being a researcher costs a lot of money and the salary is not high. This is much more tiring than migrant workers. Learning computer is tiring, but it is promising. 2 1 century, it is not easy to find a job and start a business by studying computer.

Question 6: What can pharmaceutical engineering students do when they go to a pharmaceutical factory? R&D personnel: engaged in drug research and development in research departments of pharmaceutical factories, universities and scientific research institutes;

Production technicians: engaged in pharmaceutical production and technical work in pharmaceutical factories;

Quality inspection and laboratory personnel: engaged in food and drug quality inspection and laboratory work in pharmaceutical factories, food factories and drug laboratories;

Management personnel: in the pharmaceutical factory, engaged in technical management of pharmaceutical production;

Marketing personnel: in pharmaceutical factories and pharmaceutical marketing companies, engaged in floating back office work of pharmaceutical marketing.

Question 7: Is it easy to find a job for pharmaceutical engineering majors? I am a junior in this major,

Generally speaking, the employment of this major is not very optimistic.

It has been less than 10 years since the Ministry of Education started pharmaceutical engineering, and this major is quite embarrassing now. I don't know which direction you prefer.

If you enter a pharmaceutical enterprise and do production technology, 1~2 years is generally an intermediate engineer, and 3 ~5 years can be evaluated as a senior engineer.

However, I personally feel that doing this type of work is monotonous and easy to get bored.

Let me use a senior brother's post on Tianya to illustrate.

Pharmaceutical engineering, 1999, a newly-established major, has been opened in more than 50 universities across the country. Eight years later, at least three or four thousand people should have graduated from this major. Where did they all go to work? Are their careers as vigorous as this major? This is the question I want to ask, and I believe it is also the concern of thousands of students in this major now. Before that, I only hope that through what I have seen, heard and thought in these four years, I can start a discussion in this group: where are you going?

Since it's for juniors, let's talk about some sexual problems first.

Question 1: What does pharmaceutical engineering do? What can I do after graduation?

I entered school in 2002. What I wanted to know most at that time was what we would do in the future. However, almost no one told me, including our teacher, and I didn't know why until later.

As the first pharmacy major offered by Tianjin University 1999, why should our country offer such a major? My answer: the market needs+international trends. 1996, University of New Jersey, USA, pharmaceutical engineering is the first major in the world. From 65438 to 0999, China followed the world situation and launched the China version of pharmaceutical engineering. In order to solve such a realistic problem, pharmaceutical companies need talents who know both chemical equipment and chemical production, and at the same time know the relevant knowledge of drug production as a special chemical used by human beings. Those who used to know chemical industry only knew big chemical industry, which is what we call petrochemical industry. People who know pharmacy only know the reactions of bottles and cans in the laboratory, but they can't understand the large-scale production that is magnified hundreds of times. Therefore, the production staff of pharmaceutical factories are basically half-way monks and lack of talents. So I say, it's market demand+international trend. Then the positioning is very clear: we will be short of technicians in pharmaceutical production in the future. This is the orientation given by the state to this major.

Question 2: What is the difference between pharmaceutical engineering and pharmacy?

Pharmaceutical engineering is a major in the School of Chemical Engineering of a comprehensive university. As mentioned above, he needs to learn chemical knowledge, and also involves the basic theory of medicine. Pharmacy only studies the nature and classification of drugs. Simply put, pharmacy is biased towards research, and pharmaceutical engineering is biased towards actual production.

Question 3: Since the prospect of pharmaceutical engineering is so promising, why are you nagging here if you are not sick?

All I can say is that these are ideals. However, there is always a gap between ideal and reality. Just like the college life you imagined in high school, compared with the life you live now, you will say: it's not like that at all!

As I said, pharmaceutical engineering is a gap and there is a shortage of such people. In other words, there were no graduates before. So who is qualified to teach us now? Who has this ability? Will pharmaceutical engineering professors fall from the sky? Obviously, you can't.

As a result, a completely unified school-running model has emerged in China. At best, it is called a hundred schools of thought contend; at worst, it is called a pool of muddy water. It can be said that 158 pharmaceutical projects are different. Do what you want. Teaching materials, courses and training objectives are not unified. Do what you like. For example, the chemical engineering major in this school is relatively strong, so we will rely on the chemical engineering major to substantially adjust the chemical engineering curriculum and make do with pharmacy. That school has a strong biology major, and all of them are biology courses, called biopharmaceutical characteristics! God, your school can play like this. We can't afford it. Think about it, there is no uniform standard for graduates, just like the product specifications produced by the talent production line in universities are different. Which buyer dares to take it? College students themselves stink. Who will be interested in investigating what the pharmaceutical engineering in your school is? Are you deciding whether to recruit you or not? We are very confused, and the pharmaceutical factory is even more confused, so I will ask: Where are you going? So, I want to say that no one can tell you what pharmaceutical engineering is. Because, explore, explore. . . . .

Question 4: After graduation, there must be a way out. Where did all those graduates go?

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Question 8: What does pharmaceutical engineering drug analysis do? Drug analysis is mainly to identify whether the production quality of drugs is qualified through physical and chemical analysis. The main means are:

1. Analyze the contents of the main effective components of drugs by special gas chromatograph, liquid chromatograph or X-ray detection instrument, and compare with the standard atlas to determine whether the effective components of drugs meet the requirements of Pharmacopoeia or internal control quality standards of enterprises, so as to determine whether the contents of effective components of drugs are qualified.

2. Test the moisture content.

3. Detection of microbial indicators to ensure that drugs will not produce abnormal reactions to the human body due to microbial contamination.

4. Appearance character detection.

It is also suitable for the detection of raw materials for pharmaceutical production.

Wait, I'm from a pharmaceutical company, but I'm not a pharmaceutical analyst. I can only give you a general answer, hoping to help you.

Question 9: What do graduates majoring in pharmaceutical engineering do? This major trains senior engineers who have knowledge of pharmaceutical engineering and can engage in pharmaceutical product production, scientific and technological development, applied research and management in the departments of medicine, pesticides, fine chemicals and biochemistry.

Students in this major mainly study the basic theories and knowledge of organic chemistry, physical chemistry, chemical engineering principles, medicinal chemistry, biochemistry, toxicology, pharmacology, pharmaceutical technology and pharmaceutical professional equipment, receive training in chemical and chemical experimental skills, engineering practice, computer application, scientific research and engineering design methods, and have the basic ability to produce pharmaceutical products, engineering design and research and development of new drugs.

Graduates should have the following knowledge and abilities:

1. Master the basic theory and knowledge of chemical pharmacy, biopharmaceuticals, traditional Chinese medicine pharmacy and pharmaceutical preparation technology and engineering;

2. Master the process and equipment design method of drug production device;

3. Have the preliminary ability to research, develop and design new drug resources, new products and new Z;

4. Be familiar with the national guidelines, policies and regulations on chemical drug production, design, research and development, environmental protection, etc. ;

5. Understand the theoretical frontiers of pharmaceutical engineering and preparations, and understand the development trends of new processes, technologies and equipment;

6. Have a sense of innovation and the ability to acquire new knowledge independently.

General undergraduate graduates are engaged in marketing work in pharmaceutical factories. Girls are working as quality inspectors and lamp inspectors of pharmaceutical intermediates. After your postgraduate entrance examination, you are mainly engaged in designing organic synthesis, with good employment prospects and high salary!

Question 10: What's the pharmacy major doing? Soy sauce manufacturers generally do not develop new drugs, but at most design new processes and develop new equipment.