DEGREE in PHARMACY
No other biomedicine degree has as many professional prospects as pharmacy: the all-round training and the close connection to medication make the pharmaceutical professional a highly valued profile in a number of areas.
Biochemistry
Physiology and Pathophysiology I Organic
Analytical Techniques
Pharmaceutical Chemistry I Physiology and Pathophysiology III
Food Science
Pharmacognosy
Genetics and Pharmacogenomics
Cultural Keys I (choose)
Human
Cell
Biostatistics
Introduction to Laboratory Work
Laboratory Analysis and Diagnosis
Pharmacology II
Pharmaceutical Technology I Biopharmacy and Pharmacokinetics II
Immunology
Elective 1
Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacotherapy
Public Health
Toxicology
Pharmaceutical
Technology III
Pharmaceutical Chemistry II
Pharmacology I
Nutrition
Pharmaceutical
Biotechnology
Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics I Cultural Keys II (choose)
Pharmacology III
Pharmaceutical Technology II
Pharmaceutical Legislation and Ethics
Pharmaceutical
Management and Planning
Elective 2
Pharmaceutical Care
Elective 3
Elective 4
Supervised Internship
Final Year Project
LOCATION LANGUAGE
Pamplona Campus Spanish
Find out more about the degree by scanning the QR code or visiting en.unav.edu/web/ degree-in-pharmacy/
SPECIALIST PROGRAM
Pharmacy +International Pharmaceutical Certificate
In line with the current context, the School of Pharmacy and Nutrition has created the Degree in Pharmacy + International Pharmaceutical Certificate, which includes subjects in English and periods of study at universities and foreign institutions.
The International Pharmaceutical Certificate is subject to specific admission criteria: candidates must have obtained an 8 in their first year of baccalaureate or equivalent (penultimate year of high school) and have B2 level of English. In addition, to remain in the program, students must pass all subjects every year.
en.unav.edu/web/degree-inpharmacy/internationalpharmaceutical-certificate
Students are offered the option of participating in the International Pharmaceutical Certificate Summer School.
The Final Year Project must be prepared and defended in English.
