Pharmacy – A Pillar of Modern Healthcare
Pharmacy is the science that studies medicines - their composition, effects on the human body and proper use for the prevention and treatment of diseases. Pharmacists are key healthcare professionals, ensuring the safe and effective administration of medication, providing patient guidance and contributing to public health.
Pharmacy Studies Include:
- Fundamental sciences such as chemistry, biology, biochemistry and physiology
- Specialized courses in pharmacology, pharmaceutical technology, pharmacognosy (study of medicinal plants) and pharmaceutical chemistry
- Practical training in pharmacies, hospitals and pharmaceutical companies, where students gain experience in the preparation and distribution of medication as well as patient counseling
Pharmacists can work in community or hospital pharmacies, the pharmaceutical industry, research and development and in regulatory policy. Pharmacy is not only about dispensing medication - it's also about ongoing research into new treatments, improving existing drugs and ensuring safety and quality. Pharmacists play a vital role in managing patients’ medication regimens and enhancing their quality of life.
Study Pharmacy at Charles University
Learn more about the full curriculum.
- The program is offered in English.
- Located in the city of Hradec Králové.
- Duration of study: 5 years.
- No entrance exams – candidate selection is based on application review and letters of recommendation.
- CMS guarantees direct admission to the university.
- Annual tuition: 195,000 CZK (approx. €7,900).
Study Pharmacy at Masaryk University
Explore the program in detail.
- The program is conducted in English.
- The Faculty of Pharmacy is located in Hradec Králové. (Note: This may be a factual error. Masaryk University is based in Brno – would you like me to verify this?)
- Duration: 5 years.
- Selection without entrance exams, based on application assessment and recommendation letters.
- CMS ensures fast-track admission to the university.
- Tuition: 195,000 CZK per year (approx. €7,900).
