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<\/a><\/p>\nSenter for farmasi 10 \u00e5r<\/p>\n
Senter for farmasi feirer 10 \u00e5rs jubileum ved UiB. Senteret er tverrfakult\u00e6rt mellom MatNat og MOF mens det administrativt ligger p\u00e5 K2 med Svein Haavik som leder for senteret. I dag tas det opp 24 studenter \u00e5rlig p\u00e5 masterprogrammet i farmasi. Det er blitt et popul\u00e6rt studium og har de h\u00f8yeste opptakskravene blant de farmas\u00f8ytiske skolene i Norge.Det er en vital 10 \u00e5ring vi snakker om. Samtidig er det ikke grunn til \u00e5 legge skjul p\u00e5 utfordringene senteret st\u00e5r over for. Studieplassene i farmasi er ikke fullfinansiert fra staten. Det er et klart m\u00e5l \u00e5 oppn\u00e5 det. Det er stort behov for farmas\u00f8yter i Norge og et annet m\u00e5l er \u00e5 \u00f8ke utdannelseskapasiteten til 35 studenter pr \u00e5r. Undervisningen i galenisk farmasi skjer i dag ved University of East Anglia. Fra 2015 skal det skje i Bergen og det m\u00e5 bygges opp undervisningskapasitet innen dette faget ved MOF og MatNat. Det er behov for flere farmas\u00f8yter med forskningskompetanse og det jobbes for \u00e5 etablere en forskerlinje i farmasi. Senter for farmasi gir ogs\u00e5 muligheter. Masterstudentene i farmasi representerer en fin resurs som flere av K2 sine forskningsgrupper b\u00f8r benytte seg av.<\/p>\n
Mer om senter for farmasi her.<\/a><\/p>\n Det er grunn til \u00e5 gratulere Senter for farmasi med de f\u00f8rste 10 \u00e5rene og \u00f8nske lykke til med de neste! Centre for Pharmacy 10 years
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\nCentre for Pharmacy celebrates its 10th anniversary at UiB. The center is interdisciplinary between MatNat and MOF while administratively located at K2 with Svein Haavik as director of the center. Today 24 students are annually accepted at the master program in pharmacy. It has become a popular program and has the highest admission requirements among the pharmaceutical schools in Norway.
\nIt is a healthy 10 year old we are talking about. At the same time there is no reason to hide the challenges the center is facing. The study in Pharmacy is not fully funded by the government. It is a clear goal to achieve this. There is a great need for pharmacists in Norway and another goal is to increase the educational capacity to 35 students per year. The teaching of pharmaceutics is currently being held at the University of East Anglia. From 2015 it will be moved to Bergen and the teaching capacity within this subject must be developed at MatNat and MOF. There is a need for more pharmacists with research expertise and work is being done to establish a research school in pharmacy. Centre for Pharmacy also provides opportunities. Master Students in Pharmacy represents a great resource that many of K2 ‘s research groups should take advantage of .<\/p>\n