Class 29 Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technologies Three-year Undergraduate Degree in Pharmaceutical and Health Product Representative

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1 Class 29 Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technologies Three-year Undergraduate Degree in Pharmaceutical and Health Product Representative Curriculum for the degree as Pharmaceutical Representative Curriculum for the degree in Sciences and Technologies of Fitness and Health Products Faculty of Pharmacy Piazza Costanti tel fax Contact person for the curriculum for the degree as Pharmaceutical Representative Dr. Claudio Pettinari Tel Cell Contact person for the curriculum in Sciences and Technologies of Fitness Prof. Pierluigi Pompei tel Organizational contact people Assistance for the disabled: Giancarlo Falcioni tel Internationalization/ Erasmus: Gianfilippo Palmieri, tel Wilma Quaglia, tel Piera Di Martino. tel Internazionalization Courses: Andrea Perali, tel Carlo Polidori, tel Seyed Khosrow Tayebati, tel Rosita Gabbianelli, tel Orientation: Iolanda Grappasonni, tel Elisabetta Torregiani, tel Quality: Fabio Petrelli, tel Internships: Elisabetta Torregiani, tel Wilma Quaglia, tel Tutors: oredana Cappellacci, tel _ 1

2 Presentation This three-year undergraduate degree program and its academic regulations were prompted by the need to form professional figures with solid foundational preparation and specific skills for communicating scientific information on pharmaceuticals and health products. In fact, the increased age expectancy in industrialized nations not only demands ever-greater knowledge of pharmaceuticals on the market, but also has lead to expanded use of products and activities to promote health in its etymological sense of state of well-being. European regulations oversee the introduction of diversified categories of products for healthenhancement (food supplements, nutraceuticals, novel foods, cosmeceuticals, etc.). There will be a need for figures who provide information to consumers and to healthcare workers in the public and private sectors, especially in order to ensure the correct use of these products according to the regulations of the Healthcare Services of Italy and of the European Union. The three-year undergraduate degree program in Pharmaceutical and Health Product Representative at the University of Camerino has drawn a high number of working students whose employment makes it difficult for them to attend lessons. In order to overcome this hurdle, the University has developed e-learning material tailored to prepare students for their examinations in this degree program. When students enrol for this degree program, they can request access to this material, which will be provided, under the conditions listed below. Objectives The three-year undergraduate degree program in Pharmaceutical and Health Product Representative forms professionals with knowledge of the methods and cultural and scientific content needed to attain the educational level required by the professional area of class -29. The graduate in this degree program has foundational knowledge in chemistry, biology, mathematics, physics and computer science, subjects essential for further on-the-job training in this profession. The three-year degree program in Pharmaceutical and Health Product Representative offers two concentrations, in order to afford specialized preparation that will enhance employability. The curriculum in Pharmaceutical Representative provides knowledge of the characteristics and properties of medicines, medical-surgical aids, diagnostics, and dietetic products in order to form experts capable of communicating scientific information to healthcare providers, as stipulated by the Italian and the European Community Healthcare Service. The curriculum in Sciences and Technologies of Fitness and Health Products prepares professionals who can explain the correct use of health products for maintaining psycho-physical well-being. The program of studies offers specialized disciplines that provide: a solid scientific preparation in nutrition so the graduate can evaluate issues related to the use of dietetic products and provide correct scientific information on them; chemical and pharmacological understanding, in order to give correct scientific information on the implications of the use of synthesized or herbal pharmaceuticals and food supplements; knowledge of pharmacology and toxicology in order to provide information on the risks involved in using extraneous substances and doping substances in various kinds of preparations. This three-year degree program requires the earning of 180 academic credits (CFU). At the moment of enrolment, the student can choose between the two curricula. The program entails lessons in theory (face to face) and others in practice, through classroom or laboratory exercises. In addition, the student must complete between 75 and 125 hours of apprenticeship in formation and orientation. At least 60% of the overall time commitment is dedicated to personal study or other types of _ 2

3 individual formative activities. Occupational opportunities Graduates in Pharmaceutical and Health Product Representative, with the concentration as Pharmaceutical Representative can: work as pharmaceutical representatives in order to periodically inform healthcare professionals about the characteristics and properties of medicines, medical-surgical aids, diagnostics, and dietetic products. Graduates in Pharmaceutical and Health Product Representative, with the concentration in Sciences and Technologies of Fitness and Health Products, can employ their multidisciplinary professional knowledge and skills in gyms, sports groups and wellbeing centers to develop and maintain psycho-physical well-being. Admission requirements While the knowledge necessary to pass the national high school exit examination is deemed necessary and sufficient, admission to the degree program in Pharmacy also requires an entrance test to identify any lacunae in the student s preparation and direct him or her to the appropriate university-provided integration courses and tutoring services to resolve the deficits. The integration courses are held before the beginning of lessons, while the tutoring courses are held in pre-established periods during the academic year. The schedule is published at Faculty President s Secretariat and at the Student Registrar. Curriculum in Pharmaceutical Representative Program of studies TABE 1: COURSES AND MODUES FIRST YEAR curriculum PHARMACUETICA REPRESENTATIVE CASS M-29 N Course Total CFU 1 PHYSICS AND EEMENTS OF COMPUTER SCIENCE Modules CFU per SSD Typology of modules and related credits (a,b,c,d,e,f,g, s) Score or Pass/fail 8 FIS/03 A SCORE 2 GENERA AND INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 10 CHIM/03 A SCORE 3 CEUAR BIOOGY AND HUMAN ANATOMY 10 BIO/16 A SCORE 4 MICROBIOOGY 7 MED/07 B SCORE 5 ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 10 CHIM/06 A SCORE 6 ENGISH 6 -IN/12 E/3 - F/3 PASS/FAI SECOND YEAR 7 PHARMACOOGY AND TOXICOOGY PHARMACOTHERAPY I 12 BIO/14 B SCORE _ 3

4 8 BIOCHEMISTRY - MOECUAR BIOOGY 12 BIOCHEMISTRY 6 BIO/10 A SCORE MOECUAR BIOOGY 6 BIO/11 B 9 PHYSIOOGY 9 BIO/09 A SCORE 10 PHARMACEUTICA AND TOXICOOGICA CHEMISTRY I 12 CHEMISTRY OF MEDICINES GEN 6 CHIM/08 B SCORE 11 TECHNOOGY AND EGISATION (EX PHARMACEUTICA FORMS) THIRD YEAR CHEMOTHERAPE UTICAS, ANTIBIOTICS AND ANTI- INFAMMATORIES 6 CHIM/08 B 10 CHIM/09 B SCORE CHEMISTRY OF MEDICINES II 11 CHIM/08 3/A-8/B SCORE PHARMACOOGY AND TOXICOOGY PHARMACOTHERAPY II 11 BIO/14 B SCORE GENERA PATHOOGY 9 MED/04 B SCORE PHARMACEUTICA AND TOXICOOGICA CHEMISTRY I CHEMISTRY AND TECHNOOGY OF DIETETIC PRODUCTS 7 SECS-P/07 C PASS/FAI 5 CHIM/10 B SCORE REATED AND SUPPEMENTARY ACTIVITIES: 11 C 1 MARKET TECHNIQUE AND POICY 4 SECS-P/07 C PASS/FAI 2 ITAIAN AND EUROPEAN COMMUNITY HEATHCARE AW 3 IUS/10 C PASS/FAI 4 PSYCHOOGY OF COMMUNICATION 4 C PASS/FAI EECTIVE 13 D PASS/FAI 1 DRUG RESEARCH AND DEVEOPMENT 3 CHIM/08 D PASS/FAI 2 CINICA RESEARCH: REGUATORY AND ETHICA ISSUES 3 RESEARCH AND DEVEOPMENT OF FOOD SUPPEMENTS 3 BIO/14 D PASS/FAI 3 CHIM/10 D PASS/FAI 4 OVER-THE-COUNTER PRODUCTS AND 3 BIO/14 D PASS/FAI DRUGS THAT REQUIRE NO PRESCRIPTION FINA EXAMINATION 4 E INTERNSHIP 3 F Final examination: 4 CFU. The final examination entails the preparation and discussion of a final report, a written document on the student s apprenticeship at public or private structures, or the student s bibliographic research and/or experimental activities conducted at university laboratories on subjects pertinent to the degree program. _ 4

5 The final examination involves a public presentation and discussion of this work before a commission of professors, which express an evaluation on a scale of 110. The presentation can be done in English, as can the final examination. The order in which courses should be followed The Faculty Council has established the following order in which courses should be followed. Attendance and examinations for multi-year courses must respect the priority indicated by the number assigned the course. Normally, first year examinations must precede those of the second year, and the second year examinations must precede those of the third year. Students are not allowed to take examinations for the disciplines listed in column A until they have passed the examinations listed in column B. A B Organic Chemistry General and Inorganic Chemistry Biochemistry Molecular Biology (e.i.) Organic Chemistry Chemistry of Medicines I Physiology _ Chemistry of Medicines II Pharmacology and Toxicology, Pharmacotherapy I General Pathology Pharmaceutical Forms Biochemistry Molecular Biology (e.i.) Physiology Human Anatomy Cellular and Plant Biology (e.i.) Biochemistry Molecular Biology (e.i.) Physics and Elements of Computer Science _ Chemistry of Medicines I Physiology Pharmacology and Toxicology, Pharmacotherapy II Pharmacology and Toxicology, Pharmacotherapy I Students are not allowed to attend the other obligatory academic activities and electives in column A unless they have attended the disciplines indicated alongside in column B. _ 5

6 A Research and Development of Food Supplements Epidemiology and prophylaxis of infectious diseases Biochemistry Molecular Biology (e.i.) General and Inorganic Chemistry Organic Chemistry B Microbiology Clinical Research: Regulatory and Ethical Issues Research and Development of Phytotherapeutic Products Pharmacovigilance Pharmacoepidemiology Pharmacology and Toxicology, Pharmacotherapy I Over-the-counter Products and Drugs that Require No Prescription Pharmacology and Toxicology, Pharmacotherapy I (in this case, the correct order regards the examination) Teachers will ascertain that students observe the correct order in attending courses and taking examinations. Academic Organization The three-year degree program is scheduled on a semester basis. The schedule of lessons is available at the Faculty Secretariat and at the Registrar. Registration, passages and transfers to the reformed Course will not be accepted if presented or received after November 5, In the months of January and May, there will be a one-week period of intensive lessons on some subjects, with obligatory attendance. During the three years of the degree program, there will be seminars regarding issues in scientific information for pharmaceuticals. Students whose attendance is in good order will take the examinations that assess their mastery of the material taught in a didactic period, at the examination session concluding that period, or in subsequent sessions, as established in the Faculty Council calendar. In order to earn the credits for English and other obligatory activities and elective activities, the student must successfully take pass/fail examinations. In order to register for studies after the third year, the following conditions must be met: _ 6

7 Students registered for the third year, who still have to take more than two examinations, cannot be registered as fuori corso of the third year. Instead, they must register for a repeat third year, until they reach this condition. In their last year of the degree program, students gain direct professional experience through an internship, either by accompanying a Pharmaceutical Representative employed by a pharmaceutical firm, for at least two weeks, or by working at scientific structures of the Faculty for at least two months. For organizational exigencies, students must inform the Secretariat of the Faculty of the internship at least six months before their graduation date. Subsequently, the University Internship Office will formalize the request. Internships accompanying pharmaceutical representatives may be conducted in the area of the student s home. Tutoring Teachers of the degree program are available to help students with clarifications on the lessons, during scheduled receiving hours established at the beginning of the academic year. They are also available for assistance by phone or Internet. In addition, each student can avail of individual or group tutoring provided by teachers and tutors designated by the Faculty for the degree program. Students registered in the Curriculum in Pharmaceutical Representative may request the various forms of assistance available for all students enrolled at the University of Camerino. For further information or clarification, contact: The Registrar (Segreterie Studenti) of the University of Camerino (Via e Mosse, 69 - tel / ), for administrative issues; The Secretariat of the President of the Faculty of Pharmacy (Piazza dei Costanti, - tel. 0737/ farmacia@unicam.it) for academic and organizational issues. _ 7

8 UNICAM Università degli Studi di Camerino - Facoltà di Farmacia e di Scienze e Tecnologie Guida 2008/09 della Classe 24 Scienze e Tecnologie farmaceutiche Corso di laurea interfacoltà in Scienze e Tecnologie del Fitness e dei Prodotti della Salute _ Curriculum in Sciences and Technologies of Fitness and Health Products Program of Studies TABE 1: COURSES AND MODUES FIRST YEAR curriculum SCIENCES AND TECHNOOGIES OF FITNESS AND HEATH PRODUCTS CASS - 29 N Course Total CFU 1 GENERA PHYSICS AND APPICATIONS TO THE METHODOOGIES OF FITNESS Modules CFU per SSD Typology of modules and related credits (a,b,c,d,e,f,g, s) Score or Pass/fail 8 GENERA PHYSICS 4 FIS/03 A SCORE PHYSICS APPIED TO THE METHODOOGIES OF FITNESS 2 THE CHEMICA BASES OF IFE 12 GENERA AND INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 3 CEUAR BIOOGY, HUMAN ANATOMY AND BIOMECHANICS 4 IHYGIENE AND PSYCHO-PHYSICA WE- BEING 4 FIS/03 A 6 CHIM/03 A SCORE ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 6 CHIM/06 A 12 BIO/16 A SCORE 5 MED/42 B SCORE 5 MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE 4 INF/01 A PASS/FAI 6 ENGISH 6 6 -IN/12 3E, 3F PASS/FAI SECOND YEAR 1 GENERA BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEM. APPIED TO FITNESS 8 8 BIO/10 B SCORE 2 PHYSIOOGY OF FITNESS 8 8 BIO/09 A SCORE 3 NUTRITION OF FITNESS 8 MICRO- MACRONUTRIENTS IN PHYSICA EXERCISE AND TRAINING 4 BIO/10 A SCORE BODY COMPOSITION - CINICA AND SPECIFIC NUTRITION IN TRAINING 4 BIO/09 A 4 CHEMISTRY OF MEDICINES AND HEATH PRODUCTS I 5 DIETETIC FOODS AND PRODUCTS I - FOOD SUPPEMENTS OF FITNESS 6 FUNDAMENTAS OF PHARMACOOGY AND TOXICOOGY THIRD YEAR 9 CHIM/08 B SCORE 12 ANTICATABOICS AND STRUCTURAS ENERGY PRODUCTS AND HYDROSAINES 8 CHIM/10 B 4 BIO/14 B SCORE 7 BIO/14 B SCORE 1 HEATH PRODUCTS OF PANT ORIGIN I AND II 8 HEATH PRODUCTS PANT I 4 BIO/15 B SCORE _ 8

9 UNICAM Università degli Studi di Camerino - Facoltà di Farmacia e di Scienze e Tecnologie Guida 2008/09 della Classe 24 Scienze e Tecnologie farmaceutiche Corso di laurea interfacoltà in Scienze e Tecnologie del Fitness e dei Prodotti della Salute _ HEATH PRODUCTS PANT II 4 BIO/15 B 2 COSMETIC PRODUCTS IN FITNESS 9 CHIM/09 B PASS/FAI 3 STRESS-REATED PATHOOGIES AND EATING DISORDERS 4 CHEMISTRY OF MEDICINES AND HEATH PRODUCTS II 5 CINCIA BIOCHEMISTRY AND APPICATION TO FITNESS 6 PHARMACOTOXICOOGY OF DOPING SUBSTANCES REATED AND SUPPEMENTARY ACTIVITIES 1 METHODS AND TEACHING OF FITNESS TECHNIQUES 2 PSYCHOBIOOGY AND PHYSIOOGICA PSYCHOOGY 6 STRESS-REATED PATHOOGIES 3MED/04 B SCORE EATING DISORDERS 3MED/04 B 10 CHIM/08 B SCORE 4 BIO/12 B PASS/FAI 5 BIO/14 B SCORE 18 C PASS/FAI 6 METHODS OF FITNESS 3 M- EDF/01 PRINCIPES OF TRAINING 3 M- EDF/01 3 PHYSIOOGICA PSYCHOBIOOGY PHYSIOOGICA PSYCHOOGY C C PASS/FAI M- PSI/04 C PASS/FAI M- PSI/04 4 SPECIA DIDACTICS AND PEDAGOGY 3 M-PED/03 C PASS/FAI 5 MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING OF FITNESS BUSINESSES 3 SECS- P/08 C PASS/FAI 6 DOPING IN SPORT AND IN FITNESS 3 MED/43 C PASS/FAI EECTIVE 13 D PASS/FAI 1 FUNDAMENTAS OF POSTUROOGY OF SPORT 2 STRENGTH TRAINING AND RESISTANCE TRAINING 3 PIATES TECHNIQUES - STRETCHING METHODS 4 MUSIC AND ENVIRONMENTA EEMENTS IN FITNESS DISCIPINES 3 M- EDF/01 D PASS/FAI 3 M-EDF/01 D PASS/FAI 3 M-EDF/01 D PASS/FAI 3 M- EDF/01 D PASS/FAI INTERNSHIP 5 F PASS/FAI FINA EXAMINATION 3 E Final examination: 3 CFU. The final examination entails the preparation and discussion of a final report, a written document on the student s apprenticeship at public or private structures, or the student s bibliographic research and/or experimental activities conducted at university laboratories on subjects pertinent to the degree program. The final examination involves a public presentation and discussion of this work before a commission of professors, which express an evaluation on a scale of 110. The presentation can be done in English, as can the final examination. Academic Organization The three-year degree program is scheduled on a semester basis. _ 9

10 UNICAM Università degli Studi di Camerino - Facoltà di Farmacia e di Scienze e Tecnologie Guida 2008/09 della Classe 24 Scienze e Tecnologie farmaceutiche Corso di laurea interfacoltà in Scienze e Tecnologie del Fitness e dei Prodotti della Salute _ The schedule of lessons is available at the Faculty Secretariat) and at the Registrar (Divisione Segreterie Studenti). Registration, passages and transfers to the reformed Course will not be accepted if presented or received after November 5, The order in which courses should be followed The Faculty Council has established the following order in which courses should be followed. Attendance and examinations for multi-year courses must respect the priority indicated by the number assigned the course. Students are not allowed to take examinations for the disciplines listed in column A until they have passed the examinations listed in column B. A B Human Anatomy and Biomechanics General Biochemistry and Biochemistry Applied to Fitness Hygiene and Psycho-physical Well-being Biology of Cells and of Organisms General Biochemistry and Biochemistry Applied to Fitness The Chemical Bases of ife Stress-related Pathology and Eating Disorders Chemistry of Medicines and Health Products I Physiology of Fitness Physiology of Fitness Human Anatomy and Biomechanics General Physics and Applications to the Methodologies of Fitness Fundamentals of Pharmacology and Toxicology Physiology of Fitness Chemistry of Medicines and Health Products I Health Products of Plant Origin I and II Cosmetic Products in Fitness Nutrition of Fitness Foods and Dietetic Products Food Supplements of Fitness General Biochemistry and Applications to the Methodologies of Fitness The Chemical Bases of ife Clinical Biochemistry and Applications to Fitness General Biochemistry and Applications to the Methodologies of Fitness Pharmatoxicology and doping substances Foundations of Pharmacology and Toxicology _ 10

11 UNICAM Università degli Studi di Camerino - Facoltà di Farmacia e di Scienze e Tecnologie Guida 2008/09 della Classe 24 Scienze e Tecnologie farmaceutiche Corso di laurea interfacoltà in Scienze e Tecnologie del Fitness e dei Prodotti della Salute _ Chemistry of Medicines and Health Products II The Chemical Bases of ife Chemistry of Medicines and Health Products I In the months of January and May, there will be a one-week period of intensive lessons on some subjects, with obligatory attendance. During the three years of the degree program, there will be seminars regarding issues in sciences and technologies of fitness and health products. Students whose attendance is in good order will take the examinations that assess their mastery of the material taught in a didactic period, at the examination session concluding that period, or in the subsequent sessions, as established in the Faculty Council calendar. In order to earn the credits for English and other obligatory activities and elective activities, the student must successfully take pass/fail examinations. In their last year of the degree program, students gain direct professional experience through an obligatory internship. Tutoring Teachers of the degree program are available to help students with clarifications on the lessons, during scheduled receiving hours established at the beginning of the academic year. They are also available for assistance by phone or Internet. In addition, each student can avail of individual or group tutoring provided by teachers and tutors designated by the Faculty for the degree program. Students registered in the degree program in Sciences and Technologies of Fitness and Health Products may request the various forms of assistance available for all students enrolled at the University of Camerino. For further information or clarification, contact: The Registrar (Segreterie Studenti) of the University of Camerino (Via e Mosse, 69 - tel / ), for administrative issues; The Secretariat of the President of the Faculty of Pharmacy (Piazza dei Costanti, - tel. 0737/ farmacia@unicam.it) for academic and organizational issues. _ 11