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Course description

Students will have maximum flexibility to choose both the area of pharmaceutical science and the sector which they feel they would gain most benefit from. The project may take the form of a supervised literature research project, or a hands-on research project at the University, or a placement in industry. The area that the students chose to do the project in would be partly determined by elective courses they had undertaken. For example, if a student indicated that they would like to do an industry placement involving clinical trials, manufacturing, or quality assurance, the School will expect the student to have sucessfully completed the regulatory affairs course and possibly the process principles course.Full-time students enrol in PHRM7150 either semester. Part-time students commencing in sem 1 enrol in PHRM7151 for both semesters. Part-time students commencing in sem 2 enrol in PHRM7152 for both semesters.