What can you do with a bachelor’s degree in pharmacy?

1. Scientific researchers - engaged in drug research and development in the research departments of research institutes and pharmaceutical companies;

2. Hospital pharmacists - engaged in preparations in the hospital pharmacy department , quality inspection, clinical pharmacy and other work;

3. Drug testing personnel - engaged in drug quality identification and formulation of corresponding quality standards in drug testing offices;

4. Company employees - Engage in pharmaceutical production, distribution and domestic and foreign trade in pharmaceutical trading companies or pharmaceutical companies.

The training goal of the pharmacy major is: to cultivate students with basic theories, basic knowledge and experimental skills of the pharmaceutical discipline, who can engage in identification, drug design, general drugs in the fields of drug production, inspection, circulation, use and research and development. Senior scientific and technical talents working in preparation and clinical rational use of drugs. Specific to employment, you can work in drug regulatory departments, drug inspection departments, drug review departments, pharmaceutical companies, hospital pharmacies and other units or fields.