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See the degree grade →An international Master of Science in Pharmacology and New Drug Development offered by the Department of Pharmacology, Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, in academic collaboration with MUIC. The arrangement is suited to students who want an accelerated transition from undergraduate study at MUIC into graduate coursework in drug discovery and pharmacology.
The source describes a graduate programme focused on pharmacology and new drug development but does not list specific modules or course structure. Expect curriculum content typical of pharmacology and drug development degrees—foundational and advanced topics in drug action, discovery and development, and research methods—delivered by the Department of Pharmacology at Siriraj Hospital as an international programme.
The announcement reports the institutional collaboration and the pathway for MUIC students to take master’s coursework while still at MUIC. The source does not provide detailed academic entry criteria, prerequisites, or application procedures; prospective applicants should consult the Department of Pharmacology or MUIC graduate admissions for official requirements.
While the source does not enumerate career outcomes, graduates of programmes in pharmacology and new drug development typically pursue roles in pharmaceutical research and development, clinical research, regulatory affairs, or academic research. The Siriraj Faculty of Medicine affiliation suggests potential links to hospital-based research and clinical pharmacology activities.
No funding details are provided in the source. Students interested in scholarships, assistantships, or tuition funding should contact MUIC and the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital for information about available financial support and eligibility.
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