Human Anatomy
The purpose of the Human Body Anatomy course is to enable students to understand the structure of the human body and to be able to refer to the main bones of the supportive system as well as to the areas of body anatomy.
General and Inorganic Chemistry
The main purpose of the course is the students to acquire basic knowledge of General and Inorganic Chemistry which is necessary for the Medical Visitor to possess.
Cell-Biology and Development
The purpose of the course in Cell Biology and Development is to cover basic aspects of cell biology so that the student can have a sufficient understanding of the structure and function of the cell. Emphasis is given to the cell's organic structure as well as to the biomolecules (proteins, polysaccharides, lipids, and nucleic acids).
Public Relations I
The objective of the course Public Relations is to introduce students to the subject of public relations and to clearly define it in relation to other relevant subjects. Students will learn the basic principles of human relations, how to separate public relations from advertising, marketing and propaganda and to understand the basic parameters of public relations. They should also understand the role of public relations in their work environment.
Computers I
The aim of the course Computers I is to introduce students to the basic concepts of information technology and in particular (as a practical course) to give students the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the use of computers.
General English I
The aim of the course General English I is to broaden the students’ knowledge on English language and to further develop both their oral and written language skills.
Greek language
The aim of the course is to further develop the Greek language skills of students in both oral and written language, with particular emphasis on developing their fluency and avoiding errors in oral and written speech.
Physiology I
The aim of the course Physiology I is the in-depth understanding of the physiological processes of the human body and the familiarity with the normal functions of human cells, organs and main body systems. Students will become familiar with the key elements of the physiology of the circulatory, digestive, lymphatic and respiratory systems of the human body.
Organic Chemistry
The main objective of the course in Organic Chemistry is for students to acquire basic knowledge of Organic Chemistry with the end result of having the knowledge necessary in the profession of Medical Representative.
Introduction to Microbiology
The aim of the course is to introduce students to the general principles of Microbiology with a particular orientation to the human side of Microbiology.
Principles of Marketing
The aim of the course Marketing Principles is the theoretical understanding and practical application of various modern client-centered Marketing principles by students in the competitive business field.
Computers II
The purpose of the course Computers II is to introduce students to the basic concepts of using the Power Point program along with the Internet, email and finding information through navigation on relevant websites.
General English II
The aim of the General English II course is to broaden students' knowledge of English (beyond the level of General English I) and to further develop their use of both oral and written language skills.
Greek Medical Terminology
The aim of the course is to teach students the Greek medical terminology and to help them develop their skills in oral and written speech in order to be able to understand and explain medical terminologies and situations that take place in the medical environment.
Elements of Biotechnology
The purpose of the course is to make students aware of the relevant concepts and general axes of modern Biotechnology achievements with corresponding extensions to their practical applications.
Physiology II
The aim of the Physiology II course is to provide students with the basic knowledge of the physiology of the human body's nervous, endocrine, urinary and genital systems. Reference is also made to the concept of metabolism and to the physiology of the human sensory organs.
Chemistry of Pharmaceutical and Natural Products:
The aim of the course is for students to become aware of the basic chemical characteristics of the substances used in pharmacy.
Pharmacology I
The aim of the course in Pharmacology I is to introduce students to the science of Pharmacology and to identify the categories and ways of action of the drugs used to treat inflammation, pain and the main diseases of the nervous, circulatory (cardiovascular) digestive and respiratory system.
Consumer Behaviour
The aim of the course is to help students understand the concepts, principles and theories of various behavioral sciences.
Public Relations II
The object of the course Public Relations II is to provide further reference and encouragement to students to explore the key elements of public relations and to familiarize themselves with the organization of public relations within the modern external and internal business environment.
Elements of Pharmaceutical Technology
The aim of the course is to describe and understand the major formulations as well as the physico-chemical and pharmaceutical texture procedures associated with them.
English Medical Terminology
The aim of the course is to learn the English medical terminology students and to develop their oral and written skills in order to be able to understand and explain medical terminologies and situations that occur in the medical environment.
Medical Technology Products
The aim of the course is to help students acquire the basic knowledge of the method of product operation, how to use the products and the comparative classification of each type of product.
Principles of Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics
The course aims to provide sufficient knowledge of the purposes of medical science information in relation to the basic Biomedical, Pharmacokinetic and Biomedical key products.
Pharmacology II
The aim of the Pharmacology II course is to familiarize students with the drugs used to treat diseases of the endocrine, renal and immune systems. Antibiotics, antifungal, antiparasitic and anti-cancer drugs are also covered. Reference is also made to vitamins, eye, nose, ear, skin, and anti-viral drugs, Alzheimer's disease, erectile dysfunction and osteoporosis.
Pharmaceutical Marketing (Promotion and Distribution of Pharmaceuticals)
The aim of the course is to give students to opportunity to apply the principles of Marketing science, tailored to the field of Pharmacy.
Professional Communication
The objective of the course Professional Communication is the theoretical and practical learning of the face to face visit process of the medical representative to the health practitioner (e.g doctor) In particular, this includes the preparation for the visit, the actual visit itself and the actions taken after the visit are covered.
Nosology
The aim of the Nosology course is to make students aware of the main human diseases, the clinical symptomatology of a number of diseases and the relevant implications for their prevention and management.
Pharmacy Law and Bio-ethics
The aim of the course Pharmacy Law - Bioethics is to familiarize the students with the provisions of the current pharmaceutical legislation as well as the knowledge of the legal framework within one can practice the profession of Medical Representative. At the same time, the course aims to introduce students to the field of Bioethics and the ethical considerations which arise from modern biomedical achievements.
Medical-Scientific Publications
The aim of the course Medical- Scientific Publications is to, understand and explain scientific and medical publications from students from medical and scientific sources.
Domestic Pharmaceutical Formulations
The aim of the course is to provide students with sufficient knowledge on the purpose of medical information of domestic products (trade name, active substance, category, uses).
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