End of cycle work - thesis [MPHAM214]

Learning outcomes

At the end of their training in pharmaceutical sciences, students will be able to: 
- Be able to define a precise question and identify its scope;
- Organise their individual approach in order to formulate a concrete response to this question or to provide the elements needed for the response;
- Explain in writing and orally the problem, the scientific data collected to answer it and summarise the results of their thinking;
- Use his/her specialist knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences;
- Apply a scientific approach and develop a critical mind;
- Master and use the tools and sources of relevant information with discernment;
- Provide a well-argued response that is useful for professional practice.

Objectives

The pharmacy dissertation represents :
the fruit of a critical analysis of recent literature, supported by any observations made
an individual work of reflection and synthesis on a given subject, in relation to the pharmaceutical world  
a properly done piece of work is not a simple compilation of points of view, articles, research or a summary, but a text developing a critical argument based on a specific relevant question.

Content

For the specialised subject: A bibliographical dissertation :
-related to an issue of scientific, social or economic interest, etc.
-related to the elective (integration of experimental or clinical data)
-related to one or more clinical cases encountered during the pharmacy or hospital placement".
For the in-depth aim: An experimental research dissertation:
-related to the research question
-related to my research placement 
*related to the experimental research course I and II.
 

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