Human Anatomy
The aim of the course is to enable students to understand the construction of the human body and be able to refer to the main bones of the human skeleton structure as well as to the anatomical levels of the body.
General and Inorganic Chemistry
The main purpose of the course is to provide students with basic knowledge of General and Inorganic Chemistry which are essential for the understanding and consolidation of the knowledge required by a Medical Representative.
Cell Biology
The aim of the course is to cover basic aspects of Cell Biology so that the students can adequately understand the structure and function of the cell. Emphasis is placed on the organic structure of the cell as well as on cell biomolecules (proteins, polysaccharides, lipids and nucleic acids).
General English
The objective of the course is to introduce and familiarize students with the English language, and further development their writing and oral skills.
Safety and Hygiene at Work
The course introduces students to safety and Hygiene issues in the workplace.
First aid
The First Aid course enables students to acquire the necessary theoretical and practical knowledge of first aid. The correct consolidation of these knowledge will enable them to apply the acquired knowledge in the future, to think and act properly in emergencies on injuries or accidents.
Elements of Statistics / Accounting
The Elements of Statistics / Accounting course aims to familiarize students with the main parameters involved in the introduction to Accounting and Biostatistics. In this module the student is introduced in the field of accounting at basic level as well as in the concepts of statistics from the perspective of Biostatistics.
Basic Principles and Computers Applications
The Basic Principles and Computers Applications course enables students to understand the main concepts of Information Technology (IT) and to acquire knowledge and skills in using the basic functions of a computer. Students will also be able to use a text editor application, a worksheet application, a presentation application, and understand the terms of using the Internet and the concepts of e-mail.
Physiology I
The course aims to offer in-depth understanding of the physiological processes of the human body and familiarize students with the physiological functions of the cells, organs and the main human systems. Students will gain an understanding of the main elements of physiology of the circulatory, digestive, lymphatic and respiratory systems of the human body.
Organic Chemistry
The main objective of the course is for students to acquire basic knowledge of Organic Chemistry with the final result of having the knowledge necessary for the profession of pharmacy assistant.
Pharmacy Law and Ethics
The aim of the course is provide students with the essential knowledge of important legal regulations concerning the medical and pharmaceutical practice. The students will be prepared to work as medical representatives following the up-to-date existing regulations. Furthermore, students will get in touch with several aspects of Bioethics, ethical dilemmas and considerations of issues that are emerging from biomedical advances.
English Terminology
The objective of the course is to introduce and familiarize students with the English language, and further development their writing and oral skills.
Introduction to Pharmacology
The Introduction to Pharmacology course aims to bring students into contact with the pharmacology course. Pharmacy Assistants after completing the course will be familiar with the basic concepts of pharmacology and will get a general idea of the drugs, categories and methodology of their classification. They will also be able to recognize the abbreviations and units of measurement used in medicines as well as how to obtain the necessary information for their rational use.
Organization and Pharmacy Management Software
The course is the familiarization of students with the main parameters involved in the organization and operation of the pharmacy. Additionally, learning the Win - Pharm program software specifically for POS operations and preparing and receiving electronic orders by printing the relevant labels. Particular emphasis will be given to the preparation of reports that will serve for improvement / corrective actions aimed at more rational management of stocks.
Pharmaceutical Microbiology
The course of Pharmacy Microbiology introduces students to the general principles of Microbiology with a particular orientation on the side of Microbiology that is related to man and especially to medicine.
Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Elements of Chemistry of Natural Products Pharmacology The aim of this course is to provide students with the basic chemical characteristics of substances used in pharmacy.
Pharmacology I
The course’s aim is to introduce the science of Pharmacology to the students, preparing them for future clinical practice. The students will get to know the various categories and mechanisms of action of medicines that are used for the management of inflammation, pain, basic diseases of the nervous, cardiovascular, digestive and respiratory system.
Food Supplements
The course "Nutritional Supplements" is to adequately build students on knowledge related to nutrients, their necessity and the importance of nutritional supplements.
Natural Pharmaceutical Products
The course aims at informing the students and their relative understanding of the basic elements referring to pharmacologically active ingredients of natural origin.
Elements of Pharmaceutical Technology
The course "Elements of Pharmaceutical Technology" is the description and understanding by the student of the main pharmaceutical forms as well as the physicochemical and pharmaceutical texturing processes related to them.
Practical Training (in pharmacy) I
The course "Practical Training (in pharmacy) I" is the familiarization of students with the working reality that governs the field of Pharmacy Techniques and the application of theoretical knowledge in a real environment. It also aims at creating new opportunities for professional rehabilitation of graduates of the Program of Study.
Pharmacology II
The course in Pharmacology II aims to make students aware of the drugs used to treat diseases of the endocrine, renal and immune systems. Antibiotics, antifungals, antiparasitics and anti-cancer drugs are also covered. There is also a reference to vitamins, medications applied to the eye, nose, ears, skin and drugs that face the virus, Alzheimer's disease, erectile dysfunction and osteoporosis.
Quality Control of Medicines
The course introduces the students to the theoretical background of the instrumental drug analysis, but at the same time the students come in contact with the practical field of pharmaceutical analysis.
Special courses in Cosmetology
The course is the adequate construction of students in knowledge related to the types, preparation, maintenance, circulation, use and properties of cosmetic preparations.
Specialized Pharmacology: Formulary
The course "Specialized Pharmacology: Formulary" is the familiarization of the student with the names of the most commonly prescribed drugs.
Pharmacy Marketing
The "Pharmacy Marketing" course is familiarizing students with the main parameters involved in the organization of the pharmacy (ordering procedures, receiving and storing pharmaceuticals and handling the pharmacy equipment).
Preparation and Control of Pharmaceutical Forms
The course aims at educating students to possess basic knowledge of pharmaceutical practice including the rules for managing cytostatic drugs and first aids.
Practical Training (in pharmacy) II
The course "Practical Training (in pharmacy) II" is the familiarization of students with the working reality that governs the field of Pharmacy Techniques and the application of theoretical knowledge in a real environment. It also aims at creating new opportunities for professional rehabilitation of graduates of the Program of Study.
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