PharmD Program at PUMS

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First year PharmD students during classes of botany perform microscopic observations of medicinal plants :):)

PharmD Students on their last Pharmacokinetics lecture in the Department of Physical Pharmacy and Pharmacokinetics :)

"Tell me what you eat, and I'll tell you what you are".
- Anthelme Brillat-Savarin

Proper nutrition is a critically important factor in daily living. The phrase "we are what we eat" is substantiated because the composition of our bodies i dependent in large measure on what we have consumed. This statement is based on the fact that human body is building of water, protein, fats, mineral salts, carbohydrates and vitamins, thus all the nutritional constituents supplied with food.

PharmD Students in the Departament of Bromatology

This is the way we do pharmacy.

Wanna do like this?

Gotta join us!

DIAC (Department of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry)

Dear Students,

We are organizing the IVth National Conference “Pharmacoeconomics as a chance to rationalize heath care expenses in Poland”, which will be conducted on 18th November 2016 in Poznan – PUMS.
We believe that your attendance in the Conference will be a great chance to explore your knowledge in the field of Pharmacoeconomics and to discuss the current problems of health care in the United Europe. What is important participation in that event is free of charge and you are very welcome to take part in that Conference in a month … and next year too!
http://farmakoekonomika.ump.edu.pl/konferencja/index.html

See you in Poznan,

Department of Pharmacoeconomics and Social Pharmacy,
Poznan University of Medical Sciences.

University is not that quiet during the summer!
If you’d ever wondered how’s PUMS during the summer, here’s the answer!
When students enjoy their summer break, your teachers focus mostly on the scientific part of their responsibilities – the research. That’s obvious. But PUMS is not that quiet during the summer as you can suppose! Each year the Faculty of Pharmacy hosts many foreign students, who spend part of their holidays exploring pharmacy education and pharmaceutical sciences in the other countries. Students’ Exchange Program, which most of you knows as SEP, is coordinated at PUMS by Young Pharmacy – a pharmacy students’ organization. And it works perfectly!
Meet wonderful young people, who spent few weeks during the summer of last few years doing research and learning at Department of Physical Pharmacy and Pharmacokinetics:
2013 (photo_1): Milica from Serbia, Niyati from India, Mohamed from Egypt and Arantxa from France
2014: Kubra from Turkey, Marija from Croatia, Pei-Ying from USA, Saffron from Australia
2015 (photo_2): Diogo from Portugal, Jelena and Anna from Serbia
2016 (letter): Milena from Serbia and Masa from Slovenia

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Encouraging words from our PharmD graduates:

Professor Główka,
We cannot thank you enough for helping establish this rotation with UK (ed. University of Kentucky). We really enjoyed getting to learn about Poland’s healthcare system in a variety of settings to your University’s program. we appreciate you creating this opportunity for us and we’re looking forward to sharing our experience with friends at home.

Thank you,
Elizabeth Bray & Lauren Payne ,
IV year Pharm.D. Students, June 2014

“(…) Furthermore, I was very impressed with the receptiveness of the doctors towards us Pharm.D. students even though teaching pharmacy students was something completely foreign to most of them. I am appreciative for the wealth of knowledge they openly shared with us, for their patients, understanding, and utmost respect. All the information they shared with us was current and relevant. I think it was difficult for some of the hospital pharmacist’s job entails aboard in country with a more clinically developed pharmacy practice. Furthermore, I feel that the 5th and 6th year of the Pharm.D. program (advanced pharmacotherapy classes in particular) are the mainstay of the program. An introduction to basic clinical encounters is the groundwork for future pharmacy practice(…).I am proud to be first graduate of the Pharm.D. program at Poznan University of Medical Sciences. At first I had many reservations about going to school in Poland. However, being here was not only fulfilling as a student, but also as an individual it has given me a perspective on life and how others live. I am truly grateful for this experience and wish that everyone could be as fortunate as I am in having the opportunity to learn and grow here in Poznan. I am confident that I have gained the tools I need to practice pharmacy in my home country.(…)”

Nancy Gajos, Pharm.D., July 2013

Have you ever been sick? Probably yes, so you had to take medicines. Would you like to know how these medicines work?
The answer is simple – you need to study PharmD Program at PUMS! During the studies you will be acknowledged with every single aspect of pharmaceutical practice beginning from the drug discovery to help patients. Becoming the pharmacist you will be an expert in drug synthesis, activity and pharmaceutical care. Visit our website and follow us on our facebook profile :)

Introduction to the 6-year Pharm.D. Program in English

PharmD Program at PUMS - pharmacists in training http://www.pums.edu.pl http://www.facebook.com/PUMS.UMP Meet Whitney - a student in the 6-year PharmD program at Poznan University of Medical Sciences. Find ...