Program Overview

Introduction to the College of Pharmacy

The College of Pharmacy at Ewha Womans University offers a comprehensive program in pharmacy, with a focus on providing students with a strong foundation in the sciences and preparing them for careers in the pharmaceutical industry.

Curriculum

The curriculum for the College of Pharmacy is designed to provide students with a broad-based education in the pharmaceutical sciences, including coursework in pharmacology, toxicology, pharmacokinetics, and pharmaceutical chemistry. The curriculum is divided into several areas of study, including:

• General Education: Students are required to complete a series of general education courses, including English, mathematics, and science.
• Pharmacy Core Courses: These courses provide students with a foundation in the pharmaceutical sciences, including pharmacology, toxicology, and pharmaceutical chemistry.
• Pharmacy Electives: Students can choose from a variety of elective courses, including pharmacokinetics, pharmaceutical chemistry, and pharmacy practice.
• Research: Students are encouraged to participate in research projects, working closely with faculty members to design and conduct studies in areas such as pharmacology, toxicology, and pharmaceutical chemistry.

Degree Requirements

To graduate from the College of Pharmacy, students must complete a minimum of 228 credits, including:

• General Education Courses: 15 credits
• Pharmacy Core Courses: 170 credits
• Pharmacy Electives: 9 credits
• Research: 12 credits

English Language Requirements

Students who entered the university in 2020 or later must complete at least 9 credits of English language courses.

Master's Degree Linked Courses

Students can take up to 12 credits of master's degree linked courses, with a maximum of 6 credits applicable to their undergraduate degree.

Graduation Requirements

To graduate, students must complete all required courses, including general education, pharmacy core, and pharmacy elective courses, and participate in research projects.

Course Details

The following courses are required for graduation:

• First Year:
  • General Education: English, mathematics, science
  • Pharmacy Core: pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry
• Second Year:
  • Pharmacy Core: pharmacokinetics, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacy practice
  • Pharmacy Electives: pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry
• Third Year:
  • Pharmacy Core: pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry
  • Pharmacy Electives: pharmacokinetics, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacy practice
• Fourth Year:
  • Pharmacy Core: pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry
  • Pharmacy Electives: pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry
• Fifth Year:
  • Pharmacy Core: pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry
  • Pharmacy Electives: pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry
• Sixth Year:
  • Pharmacy Core: pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry
  • Pharmacy Electives: pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry

Research Areas

The College of Pharmacy has several research areas, including:

• Pharmacology: The study of the effects of drugs on living organisms.
• Toxicology: The study of the adverse effects of drugs on living organisms.
• Pharmaceutical Chemistry: The study of the chemical properties of drugs and their synthesis.
• Pharmacy Practice: The study of the practice of pharmacy, including the dispensing of medications and patient counseling.

Facilities

The College of Pharmacy has several facilities, including:

• Laboratories: State-of-the-art laboratories for research and teaching.
• Library: A comprehensive library with a wide range of books, journals, and online resources.
• Computer Facilities: Modern computer facilities with access to a range of software and online resources.

Faculty

The College of Pharmacy has a diverse faculty with expertise in a range of areas, including pharmacology, toxicology, pharmaceutical chemistry, and pharmacy practice. Faculty members are actively involved in research and teaching, and are committed to providing students with a high-quality education.