During the course of education, the student will acquire abilities
and skills related to:

• Operational use of analytical methods and techniques
•  Handling of apparatus and equipment
•  Laboratory work
• Qualitative and quantitative analysis in pharmacy
• Safe handling of chemical and pharmaceutical materials
•  Risk prediction for pharmaceutical products procedures
  and practices
•  Preparation of master and galenic preparations
• Monitoring and improving production processes
• Evaluation and interpretation of data from laboratory
  tests
•  Recognition of basic symptoms and signs of diseases
• Recognition of interactions, adverse, and toxic effects of
  medications
•  Oral and written communication with patients,
  physicians, other healthcare professionals, and the public
• Preparation and dispensing of medications
• Counseling and informing about the action and proper
  use of medications
•  Monitoring the course and outcomes of
  pharmacotherapy
•  Clinical, technical, scientific, and communication
  competencies in the field of laboratory diagnostics
•  Ability to work in diagnostic laboratories in the
  healthcare system, research laboratories in all areas of
  biomedicine, industrial laboratories, public health
  institutions, and academic institutions
• Understanding human physiology and disease
  pathophysiology
•  Optimization and conducting of laboratory analyses
  necessary in various healthcare areas
• Knowledge of sources of errors and variability of results
  in laboratory testing
• Understanding the principles and application of good
  laboratory practice
• Understanding the clinical significance of changes in
  laboratory test results