Basic organic chemistry course. Course topics are atom and molecule structure, functional groups, properties and reactions of organic molecules. [syllabus part 1, syllabus part 2]

Main topics covered in these classes are neurotransmittors, hormones, neurohormones, nucleic acids and indirect acting substances. [syllabus]

The course gives an overview of key topics in biotechnology (e.g. DNA assembly, protein expression) and how those come together in the development of novel pharmaceuticals (e.g. regulation, development, manufacturing). The course is given in English and it has a strong focus on antibodies as biotherapeutics. [syllabus]

A basic course on organic mass spectrometry, instruments and bioanalytical applications. Lessons are given in english. [syllabus]

Introduction to NMR spectroscopy and molecular modelling. Lessons are given in english. [syllabus]

After completing this course unit, students are able to formulate and evaluate pharmaceutical dosage forms responsibly. This includes being able to apply both pharmaceutical-technological, biopharmaceutical and pharmacokinetic aspects to different dosage forms. [syllabus]

Automation of laboratory processes, instrumentation and computer interfacing. [syllabus]

Therapeutic approaches based on organisms, cells or biomolecules such as proteins and nucleic acids. The role of pharmacogenomics in drug discovery and development. Introduction to precision medicine (personalised medicine). [syllabus]