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Pharmacology focuses on examining medications and their vital function in treating numerous human illnesses. Today, physicians depend on drugs not just to heal conditions like infections through antibiotics, but also to prevent diseases such as heart disorders using cholesterol-lowering medications. Choosing pharmacology as your major provides comprehensive understanding of drug discovery, development, and testing, along with its significance for advancing medical research and healthcare. Throughout this program, you'll explore drug mechanisms, how medications are absorbed and processed by the body, the relationship between chemical structure and drug effectiveness, impacts on physiological systems, potential toxicity, and other key topics.
The Bachelor of Science (Advanced) is an undergraduate program designed to enhance your analytical and problem-solving abilities, preparing you for research careers that contribute to global progress. The curriculum includes core science units to establish foundational knowledge, followed by specialization through a chosen stream, program, or major from the Science disciplines. You'll also select a minor or additional major from either science or interdisciplinary fields, complemented by Open Learning Environment courses and electives to fulfill degree requirements.