About the course

The Pharmacy course trains students to perform multi-professional activities and health promotion based on principles of ethics and citizenship and with technical, scientific competence to provide quality pharmaceutical care. Students will become professionals with competencies that allow them to work in the drug area, both in the industry as well as in allopathic and homeopathic manipulation of floral and phytotherapy medicine.

After graduating, you may work in pharmacies as a clinical and toxicological analyst; in the cosmetology and aesthetic area; in the water and food quality control; in hospital and oncology pharmacies; in the blood, semen and milk bank; in the sanitary and epidemiological vigilance (ANVISA).You may also follow a career in the military, teach in college, or become a researcher.

 Subjects

• Toxicological Analysis
• Instrumental Analysis
• Human Anatomy
• Pharmaceutical Care and Assistance
• Molecular Biology
• Biochemistry
• Botany
• Biophysics and Physiology
• Bromatology
• Cytology and Genetics
• Biological Food, Medicine, and Cosmetic Control
• Cosmetology
• Pharmaceutical Deontology and Legislation
• Enzymology and Biotechnology
• Epidemiology
• Ethics
• Hospital Pharmacy
• Pharmacology
• Pharmacotechniques
• Pharmacotherapy
• Pharmacognosy
• Pharmaceutical Physics
• Phytotherapy
• Health Quality Management
• Hematology
• Human Histology and Embryology
• Immunology
• Clinical Mycology
• Microbiology
• Health Policies and Management
• Quantitative Analytical Chemistry
• Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Drug Synthesis
• General, Inorganic, and Organic Chemistry
• Social Responsibility
• Pharmaceutical Semiology
• Food Technology
• Drug Technology
• General and Analytical Toxicology
• Pre-Hospital Urgency and Emergency