Your course
Programme outcomes include:
• Demonstrating a detailed knowledge of the principles and concepts of neuropharmacology
• Demonstrating an in-depth knowledge of the recent developments and applications in the field of neuropharmacology
• Demonstrating a high-skill level in a wide range of laboratory skills for neuropharmacological investigations
• Communicating experimental findings in neuropharmacology effectively, using a variety of verbal, written and visual means
• Designing, conducting, analysing and presenting original laboratory-based research.
The programme is divided into three trimesters (each of 30 ECTS) in the following manner:
Trimester 1
Neurophysiology: 5 ECTS
Central Neurotransmission: 5 ECTS
Fundamental Concepts in Pharmacology: 5 ECTS
Applied Concepts in Pharmacology: 5 ECTS
Experimental Methods in Pharmacology: 10 ECTS
Trimester 2
Experimental Neuropharmacology: 15 ECTS
Current Topics in Neuropharmacology: 10 ECTS
Neuropharmacology and Therapeutics: 5 ECTS
Trimester 3
Neuropharmacology Research Project: 30 ECTS.
Comment
3 GOOD REASONS TO STUDY THIS COURSE
1. Graduates will be able to demonstrate a detailed knowledge of the principles and concepts of neuropharmacology and an in-depth knowledge of the recent developments and applications in the field of neuropharmacology.
2. You will become highly proficient in a wide range of laboratory skills for neuropharmacological investigations.
3. After completing the programme, you will be adept at designing, conducting, analysing and presenting your original laboratory‐based research, and proficient at communicating experimental findings in neuropharmacology effectively, using a variety of verbal, written and visual means.