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Pharmazie / Pharmacy (State Examination)
Program: Pharmazie / Pharmacy
Degree: State Examination
Program length: 8 semesters / 4 years (the practical year follows)
Start: Winter and Summer semesters
The pharmaceutical training and the examination - to be passed in three sections - in the State Pharmacy Examination Program are specified nationally by the licensure regulations for pharmacists and divided into two parts:
The first part takes place as a course of study at the university and ends with the second section of the Pharmaceutical Examination. The course of study in Pharmacy consists of a broad range of scientific subjects from the fields of Pharmaceutical Biology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Technology, Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacy and History of Pharmacy. The course of study serves to teach skills and methodologies that qualify students for scientific work and for responsible performance of the profession of pharmacist.
After the main course of study and successful second state examination, the second part of the pharmaceutical training takes place in the so-called Practical Year for Pharmacists.
Objectives
The majority of all licensed pharmacists work in public pharmacies. One of their important jobs is dispensing finished medications and the associated advisement of the patient.
Another attractive professional field, particularly for postdoctorate pharmacists, is the pharmaceutical industry. Interesting responsibilities here are the development of new drugs and medications, their manufacturing and quality control.
Pharmacists also find work at health authorities, investigative offices, research institutes, universities and occasionally also in wholesale pharmaceutical or trade publishing.
Admission requirements
Education certificates General higher education entrance qualification, subject-related higher education entrance qualification or master’s certificate and comparable certificates from advanced professional training or professional qualifications Certifications of program-specific knowledge and skills to be submitted prior to admission German skills:
DSH 2Restricted admission Yes Who can answer questions?
Technical questions about your application
Content-related questions about the program
Dr. Jens Schäfer
Student advisement for subject-related questions at the Department of Pharmacy
Institute of Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics
Robert-Koch-Straße 4
Room +3/0060
35037 Marburg
Tel.: +49 6421/28 21311
Email: studienberatung@pharmazie.uni-marburg.de
See also the website "Student advisement in Department of Pharmacy"Formal questions about your application
Ellen Huth
Tel.: +49 6421/28 22222
Email: application@uni-marburg.de
Office hours: Mondays - Fridays 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (Central European Time)Application
