Pharmaceutical Engineering Specialty Undergraduate courses in pharmaceutical engineering mainly include biochemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, chemical engineering principles, pharmaceutical synthetic chemistry, pharmaceutical technology, medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, pharmacy, pharmaceutical analysis, natural medicinal chemistry and so on.
Among them, biochemistry is more difficult, and learning the whole pharmacy course well is a basic course. There are pharmacology, pharmacy and pharmaceutical analysis, which are all important courses and should be mastered.
Pharmacology, as its name implies, is the mechanism of action of drugs, so it involves in vivo experiments. If the teacher you follow during your graduate school is mainly in the direction of pharmacology, then you must be exposed to animal experiments, mice and rabbits.
There is pharmacy, and the postgraduate tutor is in the direction of pharmacy, so he will do a lot of synthetic experiments! What students do is about the substances extracted from tea. Every time I pass through their lab, there is a strong smell of tea ~ of course, many instruments are used.
Employment direction of pharmaceutical engineering major Students in this major can engage in the production, scientific and technological development, applied research and management of pharmaceutical products after graduation.
Engaged in industry:
After graduation, I mainly worked in medicine, new energy, medical equipment and other industries, as follows:
1 pharmacy/bioengineering
2 New energy
3 medical equipment/instruments
4 machinery/equipment/heavy industry
5 instrumentation/industrial automation
6 Other industries
7 Petroleum/Chemistry/Minerals/Geology
8 Medical/Nursing/Hygiene
Engaged in the post:
After graduation, I mainly worked as a sales engineer and equipment engineer. , as follows:
1 sales engineer
2 equipment engineers
3 R&D engineers
4 verification engineer
5 quality assurance
6 process engineer
7 Sales Manager
8 preparatory researchers