SPECIALIST PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE 1

PHAR61650 SPECIALIST PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE 1 30 Full year Postgraduate Taught Level 7 Ruth Barnes Unit coordinator Emma Davies Unit coordinator Sue Renn Unit coordinator 1 FHEQ level (Framework for Higher Education Qualifications) ' Masters/Integrated Masters P4 ' European Credit Transfer & Accumulation System Rating : 15.0 This unit comprises three 10 credit components:<ul><li>Aseptics </li><li>Radiopharmacy </li><li>Research methods.</li></ul>Refer to individual 10 credit specifications for further detail of indicative content. This unit comprises three 10 credit components:<ul><li>Aseptics </li><li>Radiopharmacy </li><li>Research methods.</li></ul>Refer to individual 10 credit specifications for further detail of indicative content. The advanced pharmaceutical science unit comprises three 10 credit units.  <ol> <li>The Aseptic portion of this unit builds on the background knowledge provided in Introduction to Aseptics. Students will be able to explain the function and operation of equipment and clean rooms. They will know and understand commissioning procedures and be in a position to critically evaluate monitoring data and diagnose problems.</li> <li>The aim of Radiopharmacy is to build on the background knowledge provided in Introduction to Radiopharmacy. Students will gain an in-depth knowledge of how to operate at a much higher level within a radiopharmacy dealing with complex issues that may arise. They will also learn of novel drug development and imaging modalities.</li> <li>The research methods module will deliver the learning to enable students to undertake an evidence-based literature review, critically appraise the output, draw appropriate conclusions and report the findings, and where appropriate, use the findings to inform a research project.</li></ol> Refer to individual 10 credit specifications. Refer to individual 10 credit specifications. 0 Other 100% Refer to individual 10 credit specifications. Refer to individual 10 credit specifications. N Refer to individual 10 credit specifications. Lectures 60 0 240 Other Scheduled teaching and learning activities include:<ul><li>Lectures and workshops</li><li>Self-directed study (web-based learning and activities on Blackboard)</li><li>Private study</li><li>Catch-up meetings and online Q&A</li><li>Summative assessment</li><li>Formative assessment.</li></ul>