Program Disciplines
In order to meet the demand for knowledge related to the area of concentration and its lines of research, the PPGCF offers diverse and multidisciplinary disciplines.
Mandatory subjects and number of credits:
- Integrative Activities in Pharmaceutical Sciences I (2) – Master
- Integrative Activities in Pharmaceutical Sciences II (2) – Doctorate
- Teaching Internship I (2) – Master
- Teaching Internship II (2) – Doctorate
- Pharmaceutical Sciences Seminars I (1) – Master
- Pharmaceutical Sciences Seminars II (1) – Doctorate
- Master’s Dissertation (6) – Master
- Doctoral Thesis (10) – Doctorate
Elective courses and number of credits:
- Cell Culture Applications in Pharmaceutical Sciences (2)
- Bioprospecting and microorganisms applied to industrial fermentation processes (2)
- Use of Natural Products and Bioactive Compounds in Animal Models for the Study of
- Immunomodulatory Activities (2)
- Biological Assays Applied to Drugs (2)
- Applied Pharmacokinetics (3)
- Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology (2)
- Medicines and Cosmetics Quality Assessment Tools (2)
- Cellular and Molecular Immunology: Laboratory Assays Used in Immunomodulation (2)
- Cellular and Molecular Immunology Applied to Pharmaceutical Sciences (2)
- Innovation and Intellectual Property in Pharmaceutical Sciences (1)
- Introduction to Enzyme Analysis – Enzyme Kinetics (4)
- Introduction to Advanced Therapies
- Chromatographic methods applied to the isolation and identification of natural active principles (3)
- Structural Elucidation Methods (4)
- Separation Methods (4)
- Experimental Methods Applied to the Evaluation of the Immunomodulatory Activity of Natural
- Products and Bioactive Compounds (2)
- Nanotechnology and Supramolecular Systems: Applications in Controlled Drug Delivery Devices (1).
- Research Planning and Scientific Writing (2)
- Plant Metabolism Chemistry (4)
- Advanced Organic Chemistry 1 (4)
- Chemical Reactions Applied to Bioactive Molecules (2)
- Spray Dryer for Bioactive Natural Products (2)
- Advanced Plant Protection Technology (2)
- Techniques for Extraction, Purification, Identification and Localization of Macromolecules (2)
- Advanced Topics in Bacteriology (2)
- Advanced Topics in Pharmacology I (3)
- Advanced Topics in Pharmacology II (2)
- Special Topics in Pharmaceutical Sciences I – Teaching Strategies in Pharmaceutical Sciences (2)
- Special Topics in Pharmaceutical Sciences II – Glycoconjugate Bioprospecting (2)
- Special Topics in Phytotherapy I (2)
- Special Topics in Phytotherapy II (2)
- Special Topics: Bioprospecting of Phenolic Compounds of Natural Origin (2)
- Topics in Glycobiology (2)
According to the Program Regulation, graduate students will be able to take external disciplines as long as they offer content relevant to their research project and are endorsed by the supervisors.