(1) Training goals
Cultivate the comprehensive development of moral, intellectual and physical, have good scientific literacy, systematically master the basic knowledge and basic skills of pharmacy and bioengineering, understand the development trends and prospects of pharmacy and bioengineering, and engage in pharmacy teaching, drug and biological product research and development and technology Senior specialists in application.
(2) Professional requirements
Students of this major should be able to engage in research and application in pharmacy and bioengineering, have the basic ability to research and develop drugs and biological products, and be able to undertake the preparation of biological products and clinical use guidance.
Graduates should acquire the following knowledge and abilities:
Master the basic theories, basic knowledge and basic skills of pharmacy and bioengineering; master the basic theories, methods and experimental skills of biological product research and development; be familiar with biological products-related equipment; master industrial pharmacy, drug analysis, pharmacology, and biology Basic theories, basic knowledge and experimental skills in chemistry, medicinal chemistry, microbiology, immunology, molecular biology and other disciplines; master the basic methods of data retrieval and document retrieval; familiar with pharmaceutical regulations; understand the development trends of the professional field.
(1) Implement a flexible educational system. The basic academic system of this major is 4 years, and students can complete their studies in 3-7 years.
(2) Graduates who meet the requirements of the Degree Regulations will be awarded a Bachelor of Science degree.
The total graduation credits are 170 credits, including 94.5 credits for compulsory courses (38 credits for public basic platform courses, 37.5 credits for subject basic platform courses, and 19 credits for professional basic platform courses); 55.5 credits for elective courses (39.5 credits for major optional courses, optional courses for majors 8 credits, 8 credits for public elective courses); 20 credits for practical teaching links (including 7 credits for "special credits").
Subject basic platform courses: Advanced Mathematics C, Inorganic Chemistry, Physics, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Instrumental Analysis, Biochemistry.
Professional basic platform courses: human anatomy and physiology, natural medicine chemistry, industrial pharmacy, pharmacology.
Limited elective courses for majors: medicinal chemistry, microbiology and experiment, immunology and experiment, cell biology, pharmacy molecular biology, pharmacy management, literature search, drug analysis, biotechnology pharmacy, pharmacy English, biopharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics Science, fermentation engineering, pharmacy, genetic engineering.
