Additionally, first- and second-year master’s students specializing in Organization and Management of Pharmaceutical Work receive education in the following specialties and scientific-methodological subjects: Scientific Research Methodology, Management Systems in Pharmaceutical Organizations, Pharmaceutical Marketing Research, Pharmacoeconomics, Industrial Pharmacy, and Scientific and Pedagogical Work.
Teaching is conducted in accordance with the following approved documents for each course and faculty:
- Qualification Characteristics
- State Standards
- Curriculum
- Curriculum Work Program
Educational technologies include:
- Amendments to the Order of the Supreme Council of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 80
- Approved Diagnostic Standards
- International Recommendations
Educational technologies include approved diagnostic standards, international recommendations, and modern teaching methods such as graphic organizers, case studies, and project-based learning.
The following technical facilities support the teaching process:
The total area of the department is 385 m², comprising one lecture hall, six classrooms, and an office for the head of the department. A telecommunications system is in place, allowing videos, presentations, multimedia programs, lectures, and practical exercises to be displayed on televisions connected to a central computer.
According to the curriculum, there is a comprehensive bank of lectures, practical skill sessions, video lectures, and tests incorporating educational technologies for all subjects. Students have the opportunity to master all course topics through the mt.sammu.uz online platform.
During seminar classes, students reinforce their knowledge through oral questions and answers, brainstorming sessions, and interactive games. Acquired knowledge is continuously assessed through topic-based test questions, picture-based tests, and situational test questions drawn from the department’s test bank.
Themed workbooks are prepared for each subject, in which students complete clusters, tables, and various questions. Organizing seminar classes in diverse formats stimulates student interest and enhances their concentration. Video demonstrations of practical skills, available on the platform, support students’ independent engagement and deepen their understanding of the subject matter.
For all practical skills, corresponding tables are provided, enabling students to assess their level of mastery. In addition to classroom instruction, students receive independent study assignments across all subjects to facilitate self-directed learning.
Department assistants offer guidance and recommendations for each topic to ensure that students follow the correct approach during their independent study.
Department Library
The faculty members of the department have authored and published seven textbooks and teaching aids, including Introduction to Specialization, Medical and Pharmaceutical Commodity Science, Industrial Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Management, Marketing Research in Pharmacy (Parts 1 and 2), and Standardization of Drugs.
The department library houses over 60 educational resources in English, Uzbek, and Russian. The electronic library contains textbooks, atlases, teaching aids, and methodological guides, among other materials.
Additionally, more than 20 teaching and methodological recommendations have been published. These guidelines cover subjects such as Pharmaceutical Economics, Pharmaceutical Management, Organization of Pharmaceutical Work, Industrial Pharmacy, and Drug Standardization. They provide detailed methodological instructions for the effective organization of practical classes and laboratory exercises.
