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Teach students about action principles and application of drug
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Cultivate research and development manpower of pharmacology and
medical technology; improve academic research and promote the
development of biotechnology industry development
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Foster logical thinking and independent innovation of students;
train the capability of asking questions and solving problems
Expand student’s international perspectives and enrich scientific
knowledge
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Possess professional knowledge of pharmacology and life science
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Possess capability of experimental techniques and study design
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Possess ability of logical thinking and reading academic articles
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Possess skills of communication and interpretation
Possess global vision and international competitiveness.
Institute Courses
M.S. Program
Required courses： 19 credits
Elective courses： 5 credits
Minimal credit requirments for graduation： 24 credits
(thesis not included)
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PS:
1. Seminar is
required for 3 semesters.
2. Seminar
in different field(1) (2), 2 credits for each should be selected
from each owned advisor that instruct.
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PhD. Program
Required courses： 12 credits
Elective courses： 6 credits
Minimal credit requirments for graduation： 18 credits
(dissertation not included)
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PS:
1. Seminar is
required for 3 semesters.
2. Advanced Pharmacology in
Special Topics (I) (II), 2 credits for each,
Molecular Biology,
3 credits or Cell Biology, 3 credits.
3.
Suggested elcetive courses：Ethics
and Skill of Scientific Writing 、New Drug Research and
Development
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Curriculum Mapping Website：http://coursemap.aca.ntu.edu.tw/course_map_all/department.php?code=4430
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