Hi everyone!
This is our
last blog session, so I want to take this opportunity to say goodbye. It has
been a pleasure to read your posts and comments.
The career
of Chemistry and Pharmaceuticals in this university has had many changes,
principally with study program changes. Like all change, there are modifications
that mean important advances in the professional development of the students,
while another changes, I think, are a setback.
One of the
things I didn’t like about study program changes is the omission of teacher
Hernan Vergara’s subjects. Teacher
Vergara’s subjects (who’s actually retired), promoted the basic knowledge of
our profession in the first career years. Matters as concepts of medicines,
their classification and effects, therapies and related laws are basic
knowledge that all students must to know. And, of course, I think all the
students must to know about the History of Pharmacy, with the most important
landmarks.
Among the
good study program changes is, for example, learning in conversational English.
Before, there was only one option: Scientific English, focused on Chemistry and
laboratory equipment, but this kind of learning is useless for speaking. However, I think this university must to educate
bilingual professionals, who can speak English language fluently.
About
facilities, I think there still are few study areas and other common areas too,
considering all the people who every day studies in this faculty. Also, some
laboratories have little equipment, so there are some activities that must to
develop in large groups of students, obstructing learning.
In spite of
everything, things progress in the right direction I think.
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