Graduates
Pharmacology M.S. Learning Outcomes
PLO 1. Knowledge and understanding
- Explain effectively the fundamental principles of pharmacology
- Demonstrate subject mastery in molecular, cellular, and integrative aspects of systemic pharmacology
- Discuss effectively major applications of fundamental knowledge of pharmacology in the pharmaceutical industries and clinical therapy
- Discuss current approaches to global drug discovery and related legislative regulations
- Appraise experimental laboratory techniques and discuss the limitations of techniques and disease models used in drug research
PLO 2. Intellectual skills
- Apply fundamental scientific knowledge of pharmacology and problem solving strategies to develop innovative solutions to specific problems in pharmacology
- Critically review, analyze, and interpret the literature relating to pharmacology research
- Critically appraise sources of literature for validity and usefulness, identifying gaps in pharmacology knowledge
- Formulate focused questions and generate hypotheses based on current pharmacology knowledge
PLO 3. Professional and Practical Skills
- Apply basic science knowledge and skills to experimental study design, management and data analysis and interpretation
- Use statistically appropriate reasoning and methods in research design, data analysis and problem solving in pharmacology research
- Discuss the principles of scientific and professional ethics and standards of ethical conduct of research
- Demonstrate professionalism and high ethical standards in pharmacology research
PLO 4. Transferable skills
- Demonstrate self-direction and originality in implementing a research project
- Function as an effective team leader and member on pharmacology projects
- Develop independent and autonomy in learning, managing requirements and undertaking research tasks with minimum guidance
- Communicate science effectively with a variety of audiences using a range of techniques, defend research findings orally and in writing
- Demonstrate self-evaluation skills, reflecting on own and others’ functioning
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