Danube University Krems is offering a successful master’s course in “Pharma Management” for the 13th time in the fall
28.05.2010 11:26
May 28, 2010
Entrepreneurial know-how for the pharmaceutical industry
The successful master's course in “Pharma Management” will start for the 13th time at the Danube University Krems in autumn
In order to survive in the pharmaceutical industry, which is characterized by increasing pressure to succeed and competition, employees need sound management knowledge in addition to pharmaceutical and scientific expertise. This is taught in the “Pharma Management” master’s course at the Danube University Krems.
Application-related knowledge and management skills
The university course “Pharma Management” is aimed at those who work or want to work in middle or upper management in the pharmaceutical industry, in medical technology or medical diagnostics companies, in pharmaceutical agencies, medical publishers or service companies in the pharmaceutical sector. It imparts application-related knowledge and management skills specifically for pharmaceutical facilities. Students acquire in-depth specialist knowledge in various areas of pharmaceutical management, develop social skills, deal with general conditions in different countries and the importance of pharmaceuticals in the context of the healthcare system. The combination of new findings from research, internationally experienced speakers and best practice teaching content, conveyed using the latest interactive teaching and learning methods, guarantee the participants' personal “fit for business”.
Part-time further training with a master's degree
The university course “Pharma Management” offers the opportunity to complete high-quality management training in the field of pharmaceuticals parallel to your professional activity. The Master's course comprises four semesters with a total of seven weekly blocks and culminates in the academic degree of “Master of Science” (MSc).
Further information at www.donau-uni.ac.at/pharmamanagement
Please direct any queries to:
Mag. Martina Wagner
Center for Healthcare Management and Quality
Department of Clinical Medicine and Biotechnology
Danube University Krems
Tel. +43 (0)2732 893-2743