The FFUL Integrated Master’s in Pharmaceutical Sciences (MICF) complies with European Directive 2013/55/CE (Pharmacist as a Health Agent), enabling the Master to perform all the activities listed in the Pharmacy Act related to:
a) medicinal products for human, veterinary and medical use, including design, development, manufacture, quality control, registration, selection, acquisition, storage, dispensing, information, use, monitoring and surveillance and pharmaceutical care;
b) harvesting of biological products, conducting and interpreting clinical analyses;
c) toxicological, hydrological and bromatological analysis;
d) community-directed education in the field of Health Promotion.

The MICF encourages:
Individual student work;
Its connection to scientific and professional activities in the area of Medicine and Health;
Its connection to the business environment;
Its internationalisation.

Maria Henriques Lourenço Ribeiro

ECTS: 300

Duration: 10 semesters (5 years)

Nine semesters of multidisciplinary training + one semester of vocational training with public lecture and public discussion of a monograph.

After six semesters and approval of 180 ECTS, a Bachelor's Degree in Basic Studies in Pharmaceutical Sciences is awarded.

Study plan in force in 2019/2020 for students in 1st and 2nd years.

Curriculum published in Diário da República

Accreditation
Assessment and Accreditation Agency for Higher Education (Agência de Avaliação e Acreditação do Ensino Superior)
Order of Pharmacists

ECTS: 300
Duration: 10 semesters (5 years)

Nine semesters of multidisciplinary training + one semester of vocational training with public lecture and public discussion of a monograph.

After six semesters and approval of 180 ECTS, a Bachelor's Degree in Basic Studies in Pharmaceutical Sciences is awarded.

Mode of Study: daytime