Pharmacology
Pharmacology is the study of drugs, their effects, and how they interact with living organisms. This course equips you with the essential knowledge for careers in pharmacy, medical research, toxicology, and beyond.
You will delve into the intricacies of clinical pharmacy, pharmaceuticals, auditing, prescription, and dispensation—skills vital to becoming a competent pharmacist or pharmaceutical technician. Moreover, you'll explore primary care and gain insights into various medical conditions, their treatments, and drug interactions.
In addition to technical skills, excelling in pharmacology requires strong communication abilities, management skills, ethical standards, and an excellent customer service attitude. With a background in pharmacology, you could contribute to the development of new drugs or ensure patient safety as a pharmacist, medical researcher, or toxicologist.
If your passion lies in understanding drugs and their role in maintaining health and treating diseases, this course offers a thrilling journey toward making a real difference in people's lives.
Hard Skills
- Clinical pharmacy
- Pharmaceuticals
- Auditing
- Medical prescription and dispensation
- Primary care
Soft Skills
- Communication
- Management and leadership
- Ethical standards and conduct
- Customer service
Average Starting Salary
Career paths
- Pharmacist
- Pharmaceutical technician
- Pharmacologist
- Toxicologist
- Biochemists and biomedical scientists
- Biological scientists
- Pathologist
- Medical researcher