What courses should I take for the postgraduate pharmacy major? Be more specific.

Pharmacy postgraduate entrance examination is very special, and the specialized course is not a national unified examination.

So, it depends on which school you apply for. Professional courses are given by the relevant professional teaching and research section of the school where you apply. The type and difficulty of each teaching and research section are different, and there is basically no comparability. The general rule is that the better the school, the better the professional topics, the greater the flexibility and the more subjective questions.

If the pharmacy major is classified as an undergraduate major and the postgraduate major is classified as complex, there are many different branches according to the different research directions. In a word, this is a long story.

I can only answer so much for the time being.

What courses do you need to study in pharmacy?

Management of organic chemistry, physical chemistry, physiology, pharmacy and pharmaceutical affairs

I want to be a graduate student in China Pharmaceutical University. What courses should I teach myself and what preparations should I make?

Pharmacy is the best major in pharmaceutical university, and pharmaceutical and chemical engineering are also good, but the competition is also fierce, especially in pharmaceutical college. Because their school has the reputation of "Little Tsinghua of Pharmacy", you should take the exam in this school, not to see which one is good (both are good), but according to your own strength!

What courses do pharmaceutical graduate students take?

Pharmacology is a comprehensive applied technical discipline to study the theory, production technology and quality control of pharmaceutical preparations. Its basic task is to study the preparation of drugs into suitable dosage forms and ensure that high-quality preparations can meet the needs of medical and health work.

Because the principle and technical operation of prescription preparation and preparation are basically the same, the discipline that combines the two parts is called pharmacy. Great progress has been made in modern pharmacy, including biopharmaceutics and physical pharmacy. Pharmacology does not distinguish between traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine.

Pharmaceutical specialized courses include organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, biochemistry and physical chemistry. Mathematics is not tested in the pharmacy postgraduate entrance examination, and English is a little higher.

In fact, there are many branches of pharmacy, such as pharmacology, medicalization, pharmacists, pharmacy, pharmacy management, clinical pharmacy and so on. Employment can be admitted to a large pharmaceutical company or research institute. Finding a job is not a problem, just a little tired and doing more experiments.

\ Wu \ What subjects do you need to take in the pharmacy postgraduate entrance examination?

First of all, which school do you want to apply for, and then go to the graduate website of that school to see what majors this school has. Pharmacy is just a big category, depending on which major you apply for. Taking pharmacy of East China University of Science and Technology as an example, it can be divided into pharmacy, pharmacy, pharmaceutical engineering and plant protection.

English and politics are national exams, and everyone has to take them. In addition, they have to take two professional courses, and the professional courses in different professional examinations are different. You have to go to the school website to see their exam subjects. You will usually be given several courses to choose the exams you are proficient in. General websites will recommend teaching materials to you. Look at the recommended textbooks they give, and then do one or two exercises. Hide in this online postgraduate forum to see other people's postgraduate experience, prepare as soon as possible, and prepare for about 6 months. As long as you work hard, I believe you will pass the exam.

What subjects do you need to prepare for the postgraduate entrance examination of "Lu" pharmacy?

First, the first test object

1, 10 1 political theory (including LLM)

2.20 1 English (including LLM)

3. Basic Synthesis of 7 10 Drugs (I) Bibliography 7 10 Basic Synthesis of Drugs (I)

Second, analytical chemistry:

1, Analytical Chemistry, edited by Sun Yuqing, Science Press, 2nd Edition.

2. Analytical Chemistry Problem Set, edited by Sun Yuqing, Science Press, first edition.

Third, the organic chemistry part:

1, Organic Chemistry, edited by Ni, People's Medical Publishing House, 6th edition.

2. Organic Chemistry, edited by Wang, Nankai University Press, 2nd edition.

3. Organic Chemistry, edited by Wang Lichen, China Medical Science and Technology Press, first edition.

4. Learning Guidance and Problem Set of Organic Chemistry, edited by Lu Tao, People's Medical Publishing House, second edition.

Fourth, the physiological part:

1, human anatomy and physiology, edited by yue limin, people's medical publishing house, fifth edition.

2. Physiology, edited by Yao Tai, People's Medical Publishing House, sixth edition.

The biochemical part of verb (abbreviation for verb):

1, biochemistry, edited by Wu, People's Medical Publishing House, 6th edition.

2. Pharmacology-Pharmacotoxicology Synthetic Pharmacology, edited by Liu Guoqing, 2nd edition, 2006.

3. Pharmacotoxicology, Zhou, editor-in-chief, first edition in 2003.

Re-examination remarks Re-examination: Pharmacology-Drug Toxicology Synthesis (written test)

(6) What courses should the Master of Pharmacy take to expand reading?

(1) Graduates should acquire the following knowledge and abilities:

1. Master the basic theories and knowledge of pharmacy, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical analysis;

2. Master the basic methods and technologies such as preparation of main drugs, quality control, interaction between drugs and organisms, pharmacodynamics and drug safety evaluation;

3. Have the ability of preliminary design of pharmaceutical preparations, selection of pharmaceutical analysis methods, pharmacological experiment and evaluation of new drugs, and participation in clinical rational drug use;

4. Be familiar with the basic knowledge of pharmacy management regulations, policies and marketing;

5. Understand the development of modern pharmacy;

6. Master the basic methods of literature retrieval and information query, and have certain scientific research and practical work ability.

(2) Registration conditions for licensed pharmacists

1. All citizens of People's Republic of China (PRC) and persons of other nationalities who are allowed to work in China can sign up for the licensed pharmacist qualification examination if they meet one of the following conditions.

1. Obtain technical secondary school education in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors (chemistry, medicine, biology), and have been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for seven years.

2. Obtain a college degree in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors (chemistry, medicine and biology) and have been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for five years.

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors (chemistry, medicine and biology) and have been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for three years.

4. Graduated from the second bachelor's degree postgraduate class in pharmacy, Chinese medicine or related majors (chemistry, medicine and biology) or obtained a master's degree, and worked in pharmacy or Chinese medicine for one year.

5. Obtain a doctorate in pharmacy, Chinese medicine or related majors.

Second, the exemption conditions

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, those who are employed as senior professional and technical posts and meet one of the following conditions may be exempted from taking the professional knowledge of pharmacy (or Chinese medicine) (1) and pharmacy (or Chinese medicine) (2).

1. Apprentice of traditional Chinese medicine, graduated from technical secondary school majoring in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine, and has been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 20 years.

2. Obtain a college degree or above in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors, and work continuously in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine 15 years.

Third, performance management.

The examination takes two years as a rolling cycle. Applicants for all subjects must pass the exam within two consecutive years; Exemptions from certain subjects must pass the exam within one year.

Fourth, organize registration and qualification examination.

Please hold graduation certificate, professional title certificate, ID card (original), professional working experience certificate and two recent one-inch color photos. The qualifications of applicants shall be reviewed by the personnel examination department and filed for future reference. The qualification conditions of the exemption personnel shall be reviewed by the title department of the Municipal Personnel Bureau.

5. How do Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan residents apply?

National licensed pharmacist qualification examination, according to the provisions of the relevant documents of the Ministry of Personnel, residents of Hongkong, Macao and Taiwan Province who meet the examination requirements can register for the licensed pharmacist qualification examination in the place designated by the corresponding professional examination management institutions of Chinese mainland provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government on the principle of being nearby and voluntary. At the time of registration, I should submit my identity certificate, and submit the corresponding professional education or degree certificate recognized by the education administrative department of the State Council and the certificate of working years in the corresponding major issued by my work unit.

Note: Registration conditions may be adjusted in different places. Please refer to the registration conditions in the local registration instructions.

What subjects do you need to take in the pharmacy postgraduate entrance examination?

Pharmacy postgraduate entrance examination generally does not take advanced mathematics. Postgraduate subjects are as follows:

* * * Four courses: two public courses, one basic course and one specialized course.

Two public courses: politics and English.

A basic course: professional foundation.

A specialized courses (divided into 13 categories): philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, history, science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, military science, management, art, etc.

Among them: master of law, comprehensive western medicine, education, history, psychology, computer, agriculture, etc. They are all professional courses for unified examinations; Other non-uniform specialized courses are independent propositions of universities.

Postgraduate entrance examination time:

65438+February 23rd-24th every year.

Postgraduate entrance examination results (total score of 500 points):

Politics: 100 points

English: 100.

Mathematics or professional foundation: 150.

Specialized courses: 150 points

Among them, the score of the management entrance examination is 300 points (including English II 100 and management 200 points).

(7) What courses should the Master of Pharmacy take to expand the academic level of reading candidates must meet one of the following conditions:

1. Undergraduate graduates with nationally recognized academic qualifications (including undergraduate graduates of adult higher education organized by ordinary universities and adult colleges and universities) and undergraduates who can graduate from self-study exams and online education at that time must obtain nationally recognized undergraduate diplomas before September of that year 1.

2. People with a nationally recognized bachelor's degree need to pass through Xue Xin. At the time of registration. Those who fail can apply to the relevant education departments for academic certification.

3. Persons who have obtained the diploma of higher vocational colleges recognized by the state for two years (from graduation to admission in September of that year 1, the same below) and above, have reached the same academic level as undergraduate graduates, and meet the specific business requirements put forward by the enrollment unit according to the training objectives of this unit.

4. Undergraduate graduates recognized by the state are treated as undergraduate graduates with the same academic qualifications.

Excuse me, what courses did you take when you studied pharmacy in college?

I am from China Pharmaceutical University, and the basic courses of pharmacy major are: biochemistry, organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, genetics, physical chemistry, pharmaceutical theory, human anatomy and physiology. Personally, it is very important to feel biochemical and organic, no matter whether you are taking postgraduate entrance examination or taking professional courses in the future. Specialized courses include: pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical analysis, natural medicinal chemistry, medicinal polymer materials, instrumental analysis, pharmacy, (four major projects: genetic engineering, enzyme engineering, cell engineering, fermentation engineering, some but not necessarily) pharmaceutical affairs management and pharmaceutical technology.

We must pay attention to the fact that experimental classes are very useful for cultivating people.

I wish you a happy college life. scold

What subject do you want to study in pharmacy?

Physiology, cell biology, molecular biology, medical immunology, pathophysiology, etc.

1, physiology

Physiology is a branch of biological science, which studies the phenomena of life activities and the functions of various components of the body. Personal introduction: Biology discipline that studies biological functional activities, including physiological activities at individual, organ, cell and molecular level, as well as experimental physiology, molecular physiology and system physiology.

2. Cell biology

Cell biology is a science that studies the structure, function and various life laws of cells at microscopic, submicroscopic and molecular levels. Cell biology develops from cytology, which is the study of cell structure and function (especially chromosomes).

3. Molecular Biology

The book Molecular Biology by Robert F. Weaver has been updated to the fifth edition after more than ten years. The latest edition inherits the fine tradition of this book, with distinctive features, detailed contents, illustrations and pictures, and is easy to read and remember.

The most prominent feature is that this book is very logical and humanized, and every conclusion is drawn from specific experiments, which not only makes readers remember the experimental methods, but also makes them feel the exquisiteness and beauty of molecular biology. This Chinese version is clear and beautiful, and a CD containing the original color map is presented. The fifth edition of Molecular Biology will be the best reference book in the field of molecular biology.

4. Medical immunology

Immunology is a science that studies the structure and function of the body's immune system, including: the organizational structure of the immune system, the recognition and response of the immune system to self and dissidents, the rejection of the immune system to the non-self and its mechanism, and the induction, maintenance and destruction of immune tolerance and its mechanism.

5. Pathophysiology

Pathophysiology is one of the theoretical disciplines of basic medicine, and it is also a bridge between basic medical courses and clinical courses.

Its task is to study the causes and conditions of the disease, and to study the dynamic changes and mechanisms of the body's function and metabolism during the whole disease process, so as to reveal the laws of the occurrence, development and outcome of the disease, clarify the nature of the disease, and provide theoretical basis for the prevention and treatment of the disease.

What subjects should I take in the postgraduate entrance examination for pharmacy major?

First, the first test object

1, 10 1 political theory (including LLM)

2.20 1 English (including LLM)

3. Basic Synthesis of 7 10 Drugs (I) Bibliography 7 10 Basic Synthesis of Drugs (I)

Second, analytical chemistry:

1, Analytical Chemistry, edited by Sun Yuqing, Science Press, 2nd Edition.

2. Analytical Chemistry Problem Set, edited by Sun Yuqing, Science Press, first edition.

Third, the organic chemistry part:

1, Organic Chemistry, edited by Ni, People's Medical Publishing House, 6th edition.

2. Organic Chemistry, edited by Wang, Nankai University Press, 2nd edition.

3. Organic Chemistry, edited by Wang Lichen, China Medical Science and Technology Press, first edition.

4. Learning Guidance and Problem Set of Organic Chemistry, edited by Lu Tao, People's Medical Publishing House, second edition.

Fourth, the physiological part:

1, human anatomy and physiology, edited by yue limin, people's medical publishing house, fifth edition.

2. Physiology, edited by Yao Tai, People's Medical Publishing House, sixth edition.

The biochemical part of verb (abbreviation for verb):

1, biochemistry, edited by Wu, People's Medical Publishing House, 6th edition.

2. Pharmacology-Pharmacotoxicology Synthetic Pharmacology, edited by Liu Guoqing, 2nd edition, 2006.

3. Pharmacotoxicology, Zhou, editor-in-chief, first edition in 2003.

Re-examination remarks Re-examination: Pharmacology-Drug Toxicology Synthesis (written test)

(10) What courses should I take for my master's degree in Pharmaceutical College? Extended reading:

(1) Graduates should acquire the following knowledge and abilities:

1. Master the basic theories and knowledge of pharmacy, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical analysis;

2. Master the basic methods and technologies such as preparation of main drugs, quality control, interaction between drugs and organisms, pharmacodynamics and drug safety evaluation;

3. Have the ability of preliminary design of pharmaceutical preparations, selection of pharmaceutical analysis methods, pharmacological experiment and evaluation of new drugs, and participation in clinical rational drug use;

4. Be familiar with the basic knowledge of pharmacy management regulations, policies and marketing;

5. Understand the development of modern pharmacy;

6. Master the basic methods of literature retrieval and information query, and have certain scientific research and practical work ability.

(2) Registration conditions for licensed pharmacists

1. All citizens of People's Republic of China (PRC) and persons of other nationalities who are allowed to work in China can sign up for the licensed pharmacist qualification examination if they meet one of the following conditions.

1. Obtain technical secondary school education in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors (chemistry, medicine, biology), and have been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for seven years.

2. Obtain a college degree in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors (chemistry, medicine and biology) and have been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for five years.

3. Obtain a bachelor's degree in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors (chemistry, medicine and biology) and have been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for three years.

4. Graduated from the second bachelor's degree postgraduate class in pharmacy, Chinese medicine or related majors (chemistry, medicine and biology) or obtained a master's degree, and worked in pharmacy or Chinese medicine for one year.

5. Obtain a doctorate in pharmacy, Chinese medicine or related majors.

Second, the exemption conditions

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the state, those who are employed as senior professional and technical posts and meet one of the following conditions may be exempted from taking the professional knowledge of pharmacy (or Chinese medicine) (1) and pharmacy (or Chinese medicine) (2).

1. Apprentice of traditional Chinese medicine, graduated from technical secondary school majoring in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine, and has been engaged in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine for 20 years.

2. Obtain a college degree or above in pharmacy, traditional Chinese medicine or related majors, and work continuously in pharmacy or traditional Chinese medicine 15 years.

Third, performance management.

The examination takes two years as a rolling cycle. Applicants for all subjects must pass the exam within two consecutive years; Exemptions from certain subjects must pass the exam within one year.

Fourth, organize registration and qualification examination.

Please hold graduation certificate, professional title certificate, ID card (original), professional working experience certificate and two recent one-inch color photos. The qualifications of applicants shall be reviewed by the personnel examination department and filed for future reference. The qualification conditions of the exemption personnel shall be reviewed by the title department of the Municipal Personnel Bureau.

5. How do Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan residents apply?

National licensed pharmacist qualification examination, according to the provisions of the relevant documents of the Ministry of Personnel, residents of Hongkong, Macao and Taiwan Province who meet the examination requirements can register for the licensed pharmacist qualification examination in the place designated by the corresponding professional examination management institutions of Chinese mainland provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government on the principle of being nearby and voluntary. At the time of registration, I should submit my identity certificate, and submit the corresponding professional education or degree certificate recognized by the education administrative department of the State Council and the certificate of working years in the corresponding major issued by my work unit.

Note: Registration conditions may be adjusted in different places. Please refer to the registration conditions in the local registration instructions.