• Duration

    6 years

  • Training structure

    Faculty of Pharmacy

Presentation

To obtain the Diplôme d'Etat de Docteur en Pharmacie (State Diploma of Doctor of Pharmacy) and be able to work as a pharmacist, you need to complete a minimum of 6 years' study at university. To specialize or go into research, 9 years of study are required. This diploma opens up a wide range of career opportunities: pharmacy, industry, hospital pharmacy, medical biology, research, dispatching...

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Training benefits

Becoming a pharmacist means embarking on a career where, every day, you can make a direct contribution to the health and well-being of patients. The training program includes practical internships every year, both in France and abroad, enabling gradual immersion in a variety of environments. Career prospects are many and varied, with the possibility of taking a double degree or working on projects with an international dimension.

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Objectives

The aim of this program is to train specialists in medicines and other healthcare products for jobs in pharmacies, industry, hospitals and research, with a minimum 6-year course of study.

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Program

  • Diplôme de Formation Générale en Sciences Pharmaceutiques 2nd year (DFGSP2)
  • Diplôme de Formation Générale en Sciences Pharmaceutiques 3rd year (DFGSP3)
  • Diplôme de Formation Approfondie en Sciences Pharmaceutique 4th year (DFASP1)
  • Diplôme de Formation Approfondie en Sciences Pharmaceutique 5th year (DFASP2)
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Select a program

Diplôme de Formation Générale en Sciences Pharmaceutiques

The first cycle of pharmaceutical studies begins with the Parcours Accès Santé Spécifique (PASS) or a Licence Accès Santé (LAS), followed by two years of training dedicated to the Diplôme de Formation Générale en Sciences Pharmaceutiques (DFGSP), for a total of 180 European credits corresponding to the Licence level.

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Diplôme de Formation Approfondie en Sciences Pharmaceutiques (Diploma of Advanced Training in Pharmaceutical Sciences)

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3rd short cycle

The pharmacy training program ends with the3rd short cycle year. This year is divided into two parts: firstly, theoretical and practical courses, followed by a practical pharmacy internship.

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Admission

Access conditions

Access requirements by level :

  • Baccalauréat S recommended.
  • Diplôme d'Accès aux Études Universitaires (DAEU) option Sciences only.
  • French or foreign qualifications exempt from or equivalent to the baccalauréat.
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Recommended prerequisites

Baccalauréat S

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And then

Professional integration

Pharmacie officinale

Distribution

Private medical biology

Careers in the civil service

Hospital careers

Careers in research organizations

Industrial sector

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