What can pharmacy do?

After graduating from pharmacy, you can engage in a career:

I have worked as a pharmacist and pathological examination in the hospital.

As a drug sales representative and drug inspector of a pharmaceutical company.

You can take the civil service exam and be a food and drug inspector in the Food and Drug Administration.

Participate in drug research in scientific research institutions and pharmaceutical companies.

Participate in teaching and scientific research in colleges and universities.

Nursing work in sanatoriums and hospitals. Pharmacy majors include pharmacy, pharmaceutical preparations, clinical pharmacy, pharmaceutical affairs management, pharmaceutical analysis, medicinal chemistry, marine pharmacy, cosmetic science and technology.

Graduates should have the following knowledge and abilities:

Master the basic theories, basic knowledge and basic operation skills of pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmacy and pharmaceutical analysis;

Have the ability of drug design, drug quality research, evaluation of pharmacological effects of new drugs and participation in clinical rational drug use; Master the basic methods of pharmaceutical literature retrieval;

Familiar with the basic ideas and methods of new drug research and development;

Familiar with the basic knowledge of pharmaceutical management regulations, policies and marketing, as well as the basic laws and models of scientific management;

Understand the development of modern pharmacy.