1. Demand of pharmaceutical industry: With the improvement of people's health awareness and the continuous development of medical level, the demand of pharmaceutical industry continues to grow. Pharmacy graduates have employment opportunities in pharmacy, pharmaceutical sales, pharmaceutical affairs management, medical institutions and other fields.

2. New drug research and clinical trials: Pharmacy graduates have good employment opportunities in new drug research and clinical trials. Can be engaged in drug research and development, clinical trials, drug evaluation and other work in pharmaceutical companies, research institutions or hospital pharmacy departments.

3. Drug Administration: Graduates majoring in pharmacy also have more opportunities to work in the drug administration department. Can be engaged in drug evaluation, drug registration management, drug monitoring and drug safety evaluation.

4. Pharmaceutical education and scientific research institutions: Universities and scientific research institutions need pharmaceutical professionals to engage in teaching, scientific research and innovation. These institutions provide stable opportunities for career development and professional growth.

5. Pharmaceutical service and consultation: Pharmaceutical graduates can engage in pharmaceutical service and consultation in pharmacies, medical institutions and other places, such as pharmacists and clinical pharmacists, to provide patients with medication guidance and drug information consultation.

Pharmaceutical education includes contents.

1. Undergraduate course (pharmacy undergraduate course): Undergraduate pharmacy courses are usually four-year bachelor's degree courses. Students will learn basic pharmaceutical knowledge, including medicinal chemistry, pharmacy, pharmacology, microbiology, pharmaceutical analysis, pharmaceutical preparations and other courses.

2. Postgraduate courses (master's and doctor's degree in pharmacy): Postgraduate pharmacy courses are usually master's or doctor's degree courses, which provide students with bachelor's degree in pharmacy with in-depth professional learning and research opportunities. Postgraduate courses include pharmaceutical analysis, drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics, medicinal chemistry, clinical pharmacy and pharmacoinformatics.

3. Clinical pharmacy course: Clinical pharmacy course pays attention to the practice and application skills of pharmacists in clinical environment. These courses include case analysis, clinical drug therapy, drug safety, drug interaction and so on.

4. Pharmaceutical technical training: Pharmaceutical technical training is usually aimed at people who work as pharmaceutical assistants or technical support in pharmacies, medical institutions or pharmaceutical companies. Training may include drug preparation, patient consultation, drug distribution and inventory management.

5. Continuing education and professional certification: The pharmaceutical industry requires employees to constantly learn and update their knowledge in order to maintain their professional qualifications. Continuing education courses and professional certification programs provide further opportunities for learning and professional development, such as certification of clinical pharmacists in Yamatonokusushi.