Five-Year Degree in Pharmacy (laurea magistrale) Class

UNICAM – University of Camerino – Faculty of Pharmacy
2009/10 Guide for Class 13/M – Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy
Five-year degree program (“laurea magistrale”) in Pharmacy
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Five-Year Degree in Pharmacy (laurea magistrale)
Class 13/M Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy
Faculty of Pharmacy
Pia.zza Costanti
tel. 0737 402455 - 402456
fax 0737 402457
e-mail: farmacia@unicam.it
Internet addresses:
Dean of the Faculty
Dr. Gloria Cristalli
gloria.cristalli@unicam.it
Tel.0737402455
Contact person for the degree program
Dr. Giulio Lupidi
e- mail giulio.lupidi@unicam.it
Tel. 0737 403205
Cell. 3204381084
Organizational contact people
Assistance for the disabled: Giancarlo Falcioni
giancarlo.falcioni@unicam.it
tel.0737403211
Internationalization/ Erasmus:
Gianfilippo Palmieri, gianfilippo.palmieri@unicam.it, tel.0737402289
Wilma Quaglia, wilma.quaglia@unicam.it, tel.0737402237
Piera Di Martino. piera.dimartino@unicam.it, tel.0737402215
Internazionalization Courses:
Andrea Perali, andrea-perali@unicam.i, tel. 0737402539
Carlo Polidori, carlo.polidori@unicam.it, tel.0737403307
Seyed Khosrow Tayebati, khosrow.tayebati@unicam.it, tel.0737403305
Rosita Gabbianelli, rosita.gabbianelli@unicam.it, tel.0737403208
Orientation: Iolanda Grappasonni, Iolanda.grappasonni@unicam.it, tel.0737402411
Elisabetta Torregiani, elisabetta.torregiani@unicam.it, tel.0737402249
Quality: Fabio Petrelli, fabio.petrelli@unicam.it, tel.0737402417
Internships: Elisabetta Torregiani, Elisabetta.torregiani@unicam.it, tel.0737402249
Wilma Quaglia, wilma.quaglia@unicam.it, tel.0737402237
Tutors: Loredana Cappellacci, Loredana.cappellacci@unicam.it, tel.0737402228
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UNICAM – University of Camerino – Faculty of Pharmacy
2009/10 Guide for Class 13/M – Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy
Five-year degree program (“laurea magistrale”) in Pharmacy
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Presentation
Effective academic year 2001-2002, the program of studies for the undergraduate degree in
Pharmacy was converted into a five-year graduate degree called the “corso di laurea magistrale”.
[The Italian system has a three-year undergraduate degree, the “laurea triennale” and a two-year
graduate degree, the “laurea magistrale.” In the case of Pharmacy, there is a single course of
studies, lasting five years, which leads to this graduate degree.] Students wishing to enrol in this
degree program must have a high school degree according to current regulations.
Transfer students from other degree programs (diploma, undergraduate degree or graduate
degree) of the same university or other universities will be enrolled in the “laurea magistrale,” the
five-year degree program.
Students already enrolled may opt for the reformed degree program.
Objectives
The five-year degree program in Pharmacy provides the essential formation for the profession
of pharmacist and advanced scientific preparation as drug and over-the-counter-drug expert. The
objective of the course is to prepare an expert who serves as the essential connection among
patients, physicians, and public health structures (Pharmaceutical care), offering patients
information in the correct use of medicines. The type of formation offered by the University of
Camerino also enables students to acquire expertise in the correct use of drugs in hospitals and
public health structures.
Occupational opportunities
Almost all the positions that can be filled by graduates in the Pharmacy program require
membership in the professional register, which is obtained upon passing the National Boards for
the licence to practice the profession of pharmacist.
Most graduates of the degree program in Pharmacy work at private and public (city or hospital)
pharmacies. Other job options include positions in analysis and synthesis laboratories in private
firms and public and private laboratories. Degree holders in Pharmacy can be hired by local
components of the national healthcare system (A.S.L.) and by various government and paragovernment administrations, as drug experts in chemical-pharmaceutical, pharmacological,
technical, legislative and quality control fields. They may also find work as pharmaceutical
representatives.
Admission requirements
While the knowledge necessary to pass the national high school exit examination is deemed
necessary and sufficient, admission to the degree program in Pharmacy also requires an entrance
test to identify any lacunae in the student’s preparation and direct him or her to the appropriate
university-provided integration courses and tutoring services to resolve the deficits.
The integration courses are held before the beginning of lessons, while the tutoring courses are
held in pre-established periods during the academic year. The schedule is published at Faculty
President’s Secretariat (Segreteria di Presidenza della Facoltà) and at the Student Registrar
(Segreterie Studenti).
Curriculum
Students earn the five-year degree in Pharmacy after passing 22 exams and earning 300
credits (CFU), as indicated below:
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UNICAM – University of Camerino – Faculty of Pharmacy
2009/10 Guide for Class 13/M – Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy
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TABLE 1: COURSES AND MODULES
PHARMACY CLASS LM-13
N
1
Course
PHYSICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
YEAR 1
Total
CFU
13
2
GENERAL AND INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
12
3
CELLULAR AND PLANT BIOLOGY
8
4
HUMAN ANATOMY
10
5
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY METHODOLOGIES OF DRUG ANALYSIS
12
6
ENGLISH
Modules
CFU
per SSD
Typology of
modules and
related credits
(a,b,c,d,e,f,g,
s)
Score or
Pass/fail
PHYSICS
10 FIS/03
A
SCORE
COMPUTER SCIENCE
3 INF/01
A
CHIM/03
A
SCORE
CELLULAR BIOLOGY
3 BIO/15
B
SCORE
PLANT BIOLOGY
5 BIO/16
B
BIO/16
A
SCORE
ANALYTICAL
CHEMISTRY
6 CHIM/10
C
SCORE
METHODOLOGIES OF
DRUG ANALYSIS
6 CHIM/08
C
L-LIN/12
3E
PASS/FAIL
3F
PASS/FAIL
6
SECOND YEAR
7
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
10
CHIM/06
A
SCORE
8
PHYSIOLOGY
9
BIO/09
A
SCORE
9
ANALYSIS OF DRUGS I
12
DRUG ANALYSIS I
8 CHIM/01
B
SCORE
DRUG ANALYSIS I
4 CHIM/08
B
MED/07
A
SCORE
BIOCHEMISTRY
7 BIO/10
B
SCORE
APPLIED
BIOCHEMISTRY
5 BIO/10
B
10
MICROBIOLOGY
5
11
BIOCHEMISTRY - APPLIED
BIOCHEMISTRY
12
THIRD YEAR
12
GENERAL PATHOLOGY
9
MED/04
A
SCORE
13
PHARMACOLOGY AND
PHARMACOTHERAPY I
12
BIO/14
B
SCORE
14
PHARMACEUTICAL AND
TOXICOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY
12
GENERAL CONCEPTS
OF PHARMACEUTICAL
CHEMISTRY
6 CHIM/08
B
SCORE
DRUGS OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM
6 CHIM/08
B
MED/42
A
SCORE
PHARMACEUTICAL
BOTANY
3 BIO/15
B
SCORE
PHARMACOGNOSY
7 BIO/15
B
15
HYGIENE
6
16
PHARMACEUTICAL BOTANY PHARMACOGNOSY
10
FOURTH YEAR
17
PHARMACOLOGY AND
PHARMACOTHERAPY II
11
BO/14
18
ANALYSIS OF DRUGS II
12
CHIM/08
B
SCORE
19
PHARMACEUTICAL AND
TOXICOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY II
11
CHIM/08
B
SCORE
20
TOXICOLOGY - APPLIED
PHARMACOLOGY
10
5 BIO/14
B
SCORE
TOXICOLOGY
B
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2009/10 Guide for Class 13/M – Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy
Five-year degree program (“laurea magistrale”) in Pharmacy
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APPLIED
PHARMACOLOGY
5 BIO/14
B
21
PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY ECONOMICS AND
LEGISLATION I
12
CHIM/09
B
SCORE
22
CHEMISTRY OF FOODS AND DIETARY
PRODUCTS
6
CHIM/10
B
SCORE
CHIM/09
B
SCORE
FIFTH YEAR
23
PHARMACEUTICAL TECHNOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY ECONOMICS AND
LEGISLATION II
12
24
ELECTIVE
12
D
PASS/FAIL
APPRENTICESHIP
30
S
PASS/FAIL
FINAL EXAMINATION
14
E
RELATED AND SUPPLEMENTARY
ACTIVITIES - ORIENTATION CHOSEN
BY STUDENT
12
C
PASS/FAIL
CONCENTRATION IN MANAGEMENT
25
A
26
A
27
A
ECONOMIC AND LEGISLATIVE ASPECTS
OF HEALTHCARE AND
PHARMACEUTICAL FIRMS
MARKETING TECHNIQUES OF
COMMUNICATION
4
PASS/FAIL
4
PASS/FAIL
MANAGEMENT OF BUSINESSES IN THE
SECTOR OF DRUGS AND HEALTH
PRODUCTS
4
PASS/FAIL
CONCENTRATION IN COSMETICS
25
B
26
B
COSMECEUTICS OF PLANT ORIGIN
4
PASS/FAIL
FORMULATION AND LEGISLATION OF
COSMETIC PRODUCTS
4
PASS/FAIL
27
B
INNOVATIVE METHODS FOR THE
PREPARATION AND ANALYSIS OF
COSMETIC PRODUCTS
CONCENTRATION IN DIETETICS
4
PASS/FAIL
25
C
NEUTRACEUTICAL AND FUNCTIONAL
FOODS
4
PASS/FAIL
26
C
FORMULATION AND LEGISLATION OF
DIETETIC PRODUCTS
4
PASS/FAIL
27
C
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN
DIETETIC PRODUCTS
4
PASS/FAIL
CONCENTRATION IN REGULATORY
ISSUES
25
D
EUROPEAN AND ITALIAN REGULATIONS
ON DRUGS AND HEALTH PRODUCTS
4
PASS/FAIL
26
D
PLANNING AND ORGANIZATION OF
HEALTHCARE SERVICES/
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
4
PASS/FAIL
27
D
REGULATIONS ON
PHARMACOVIGILANCE AND CLINICAL
RESEARCH
4
PASS/FAIL
Final examination: 14 CFU.
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UNICAM – University of Camerino – Faculty of Pharmacy
2009/10 Guide for Class 13/M – Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy
Five-year degree program (“laurea magistrale”) in Pharmacy
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Certificates of attendance for theory courses can be provided to students who have regularly
attended the courses or who have carried out supplementary work in agreement with the teacher
of the course.
Instead, attendance is obligatory for the courses requiring individual laboratory practice
(deliberation C.C.L. n. 159 of 14.9.1998).
Courses requiring individual laboratory practice are also available in the summer, for
students who were not able to attend them regularly during the first or second
semesters. First priority in admission to these summer courses will be given to working
students. Students must pay a fee for the expenses involved in activating the courses.
Attendance is obligatory for academic activities that do not have normal examinations, but tests in
itinere.
Registration, passages and transfers to the reformed Course will not be accepted if presented or
received after November 5, 2009.
The order in which courses should be followed
The Faculty Council has established the following order in which courses should be followed.
Attendance and examinations for multi-year courses must respect the priority indicated by the
number assigned the course.
Students are not allowed to take examinations for the disciplines listed in column A until they
have passed the examinations listed in column B.
A
__ ______ _B
Human Anatomy
Biochemistry-Applied Biochemistry (e.i.)
Microbiology
Hygiene
Cellular and Plant Biology (e.i.)
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Organic Chemistry
General and Inorganic Chemistry
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Biochemistry-Applied Biochemistry (e.i.)
Organic Chemistry
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Analysis of Medicines I
Analytical Chemistry-Methodologies of Analysis of Medicines
(e.i.)
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Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry I
Biochemistry (e.i.)
Biochemistry-Applied
Organic Chemistry
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General Pathology
Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry II
Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy I
General Physiology
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Physiology
Human Anatomy
Physics
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Pharmaceutical Botany-Pharmacognosy (e.i.)
Cellular Biology-Plant Biology (e.i.)
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2009/10 Guide for Class 13/M – Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy
Five-year degree program (“laurea magistrale”) in Pharmacy
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Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy I
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Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry I
Biochemistry-Applied Biochemistry (e.i.)
Organic Chemistry
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Pharmaceutical Technology, Sociology/Economics and Legislation I
Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry II
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Applied Toxicology-Pharmacology (e.i.)
Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy II
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For the other obligatory academic activities and electives, the following order has been
established.
Students are not allowed to attend the other obligatory academic activities and electives in
column A unless they have attended the disciplines indicated alongside in column B.
A
_
Planning and organization of healthcare services
B
Hygiene
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Recombinant Technologies
General and Inorganic Chemistry
Organic Chemistry
Biochemistry-Applied Biochemistry (e.i.)
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Complements of pharmaceutical chemistry
Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry I
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Diseases of Social Significance
Epidemiology and Prophylaxis of Infectious Diseases
Hygiene
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Physiology of Nutrition
Physiology
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Formulation and legislation of cosmetics
Organic chemistry
Microbiology
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Toxicological Chemistry
Methodologies of Analysis of Medicines
Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry I
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Chemistry of Foods
Chemistry of Dietetic Products
Organic Chemistry
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Drug Design and Synthesis
Pharmaceutical and Toxicological Chemistry I
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UNICAM – University of Camerino – Faculty of Pharmacy
2009/10 Guide for Class 13/M – Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy
Five-year degree program (“laurea magistrale”) in Pharmacy
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Pharmacological Methodologies
Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy I
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Over-the-counter Products and Drugs that Require No Prescription
Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapy I
(in this case, the correct order regards the
examination)
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Teachers will ascertain that students observe the correct order in attending courses and
taking examinations.
Students may take the exams of the third year program only after having passed all the exams of
the first year program.
Teachers will ascertain that students have passed all their first year examinations before allowing
them to take third year examinations.
The Faculty Council defines the curriculum in terms of the order in which courses and their
examinations should be taken. In addition, for reasons related to didactics, the Council may adopt
intensive courses, organized in distinct cycles and with final examinations of the individual
disciplines taught in the course of the academic year of registration.
Students whose attendance is in good order will take the examinations that assess their
mastery of the material taught in a didactic period, at the examination session concluding that
period, or in the subsequent sessions, as established in the Faculty Council calendar.
In the case of contextual assessments of mastery (integrated examinations), the Faculty
Dean forms the examination commissions, nominating the teachers of the courses according to
the current regulations.
Students who so request will be registered for a repeat-year, with the following limitations:
a) not more than once in the same year underway;
b) not more than twice in the degree program underway;
All the other Didactic Regulations of the University for registration remain in force for repeatyear registration as well.
Students who fail to advance in their degree in the time prescribed will be registered as
“fuori corso”. In particular, this category applies to:
a) students who are registered and have attended all the lessons required for the entire
year of studies, until they earn their academic degree;
b) students registered for a year of their program of studies, and who have obtained the
necessary requisites to register for the subsequent year, but have not requested and obtained this
registration.
In order to be allowed to take the graduation examination, the student must have earned
255 credits for the various academic activities (obligatory and elective).
In addition, the student must have completed a six-month full time (6 hours a day)
professional apprenticeship (pharmaceutical practice) for a minimum of 36 hours a week and for a
total period of at least 6 months. This apprenticeship should take place during the fourth or fifth
year of studies, or as a “fuori corso” student, at a pharmacy open to the public or a hospital
pharmacy, in Italy. It should be completed in no longer than 9 month’s time.
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UNICAM – University of Camerino – Faculty of Pharmacy
2009/10 Guide for Class 13/M – Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy
Five-year degree program (“laurea magistrale”) in Pharmacy
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In addition, the student must prepare a thesis on a subject agreed upon with a teacher of
the Faculty.
Knowledge of scientific English will be verified by a pass/fail test.
Computer Science proficiency is not measured by a conventional examination; the
student’s competency will be assessed by tests in itinere.
Elective activities do not require conventional examinations. The student’s mastery of the subject will be
assessed by tests in itinere.
The graduation examination entails the presentation and defense of an experimental thesis or a
research paper on a subject agreed upon with a teacher of the Faculty, save in cases in which the Faculty
Council authorizes an exception. For the experimental thesis, the student must be present in a scientific
laboratory, preferably of the Faculty, for at least six months.
Students registered in the five-year degree program are subject to the laws and regulations regarding
university students, for any eventualities not specified in this document.
For further information or clarification, contact:
– The Registrar (Segreterie Studenti) of the University of Camerino (Via Le Mosse, 69 - tel. 0737 / 404808
- 404807 - 404806), for administrative issues;
– The Secretariat of the President of the Faculty of Pharmacy (Piazza dei Costanti, - tel.
0737/402456 – e-mail: farmacia@unicam.it) for academic and organizational issues.
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