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Curriculum
MASTER OF SCIENCE PROGRAM IN SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY (INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM)
Level
Master's
Faculty / Institute
FACULTY OF PHARMACY
Degree Designation
MASTER OF SCIENCE(SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY)
Additional advantages of the programme
Strength of the program
- Our distinguished faculties include internationally and nationally renowned researchers who are actively engaged in international and national drug and vaccine policy.
- Our programs also have strong research collaboration with many government organizations including - Food and Drug Administration (FDA) - Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program (HITAP) - International Health Policy Program (IHPP) - Health System Research Institute (HSRI) - National Health Security Office (NHSO) - National Vaccine Institute (NVI) - World Health Organization (WHO)
- Our distinguished faculties include internationally and nationally renowned researchers who are actively engaged in international and national drug and vaccine policy.
- Our programs also have strong research collaboration with many government organizations including - Food and Drug Administration (FDA) - Health Intervention and Technology Assessment Program (HITAP) - International Health Policy Program (IHPP) - Health System Research Institute (HSRI) - National Health Security Office (NHSO) - National Vaccine Institute (NVI) - World Health Organization (WHO)
Admission Requirements
Curriculum Structure
Plan A2
Required Courses
15
Credits
Elective Courses not less than
9
Credits
Thesis
12
Credits
Total not less than
36
Credits
Job Option after Graduation
- Expert in the area of Social, Economic and Administrative Pharmacy for undergraduate students.
- Drug and health system executives (both public and private sectors)
- Technical/academic officer for drug system and health system
- High caliber researchers in the field of drug and health system development
Course Requirements
Plan A2
| Required Courses | Credit | ||
| GRID603 : BIOSTATISTICS | 3 | ||
| PYSP671 : RESEARCH METHODOLOGY IN SOCIAL SCIENCE I | 2 | ||
| PYSP674 : DRUG AND HEALTH SYSTEM MANAGEMENT | 2 | ||
| PYSP675 : HEALTH ECONOMIC EVALUATION | 2 | ||
| PYSP676 : PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY IN PUBLIC HEALTH | 2 | ||
| PYSP688 : SEMINAR IN CURRENT RESEARCH ON SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY | 1 | ||
| PYSP690 : SEMINAR IN RESEARCH METHODS ON SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE PHARMACY | 1 | ||
| PYSP710 : STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH SYSTEM | 2 | ||
| Elective Courses | Credit | ||
| PYSP672 : SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASPECTS RELATING TO HEALTH | 3 | ||
| PYSP677 : HEALTH OUTCOME ASSESSMENT | 3 | ||
| PYSP678 : PHARMACEUTICAL ANTHROPOLOGY | 3 | ||
| PYSP679 : COST ANALYSIS IN HEALTH CARE | 3 | ||
| PYSP680 : HOSPITAL PHARMACY ADMINISTRATION AND PRACTICE | 3 | ||
| PYSP683 : COST-EFFECTIVENESS MODELLING IN HEALTH | 3 | ||
| PYSP694 : COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS USING CLINICAL TRIAL AND OBSERVATIONAL STUDY | 3 | ||
| PYSP695 : EVALUATION OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH CARE PROGRAM | 3 | ||
| Thesis | Credit | ||
| PYSP698 : THESIS | 12 | ||
Program Lecturer
- Associate Professor Dr. SITAPORN YOUNGKONG (PROGRAMME DIRECTOR)
- Professor DR. ARTHORN RIEWPAIBOON
- Associate Professor DR. USA CHAIKLEDKAEW
- Associate Professor DR. MONTARAT THAVORNCHAROENSAP
- Associate Professor Dr. SOMYING PUMTONG
- Associate Professor Dr. LUERAT ANURATPANICH
- Assistant Professor Dr. FARSAI CHANJARUPORN
- Lecturer Dr. SAOWALAK TURONGKARAVEE
- Lecturer Dr. MONTAYA SUNANTIWAT
