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Norwegian PhD School of Pharmacy

The Norwegian PhD School of Pharmacy was created to increase the quality of research and education of PhD students within pharmaceutical sciences in Norway. The project period was 2013–2021.

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Centre for Pharmacy

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Centre for Pharmacy has been educating pharmacists since 2003. Pharmacists hold a unique expertise within the medicine field which are increasingly sought for in today's society.

The centre is organizationally placed under Department of Clinical Science at The Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry , but is also in close collaboration with The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences .

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Research at Centre for Pharmacy

Centre for Pharmacy conduct research both within development of new drug therapies, and within pharmacy practice. The aim however, is the same: Ensure efficient, safe and rational medicine use. Follow the links to find out more about the research groups and their ongoing projects.

Bioresources and Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Organic Synthesis and Medicinal Chemistry

Research Group in Social Pharmacy

FPD-Include Project Awarded €400,000 Erasmus+ Grant for Inclusive Pharmacy Education

The University of Bergen's Centre for Pharmacy has been granted a prestigious Erasmus+ cooperation partnership grant of €400,000 over 36 months for their FPD-Include project. FPD-Include, which stands for Faculty Professional Development for inclusion in pharmacy education, is a collaborative effort...

Embracing Sustainability in Pharmacy Education: Insights from EAFP Conference

The European Association of Faculties of Pharmacy (EAFP) recently held its annual conference, in Valencia (Spain), dedicated to the theme of sustainability in pharmacy, pharmacy practice, and pharmacy education.

With a high level of engagement, the Centre for Pharmacy leads 3 productive days in an effort to prepare for the Centre for Excellence in Education (SFU) application.

Dates: 10-12 March ...

Expanding the scope of pharmacy practice – improving public health

At Centre for Pharmacy’s annual scientific event for students, Professor Ross T. Tsuyuki gave a lecture on pharmacists’ expanding role and how this can contribute to improved public health. Click through to access a recording of the full lecture.

Peptidomimetics - drugs for the future

By developing molecules which are able to regulate serine proteases, the phd work of Adnan Budnjo is another step towards developing new medicines against diseases as cancer, diabetes, and COPD. Thursday 19th of June 2014 he defends his thesis “Synthesis of serine protease inhibitors”.

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5 phd-in-pharmacy positions in Norway

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Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Protein Structural Dynamics by NMR

variable number of PhD students, postdocs and part time positions. The Department is responsible for a bachelor’s and a master’s program in pharmacy . Teaching is given at both undergraduate and graduate

PhD Candidate in Nutrition

programmes on all levels, including PhD . The faculty has about 6000 students and nearly 600 members of staff. Department of Nursing and Health Promotion is located at all three campus: Kjeller, Pilestredet and

PhD Fellowship position in Glycomics in Dry Eye Disease

programmes on all levels, including PhD . The faculty has about 6000 students and nearly 600 members of staff. At the Faculty of Health Science , Department of Life Sciences and Health there is an available

1-2 Professor or Associate Professor of Biomedicine

function of macromolecules, and the biology of the extracellular matrix. Our teaching covers the 1st and 2nd years of the medical and dentistry programs, the Master's in Biomedicine, PhD courses, as

of macromolecules, and the biology of the extracellular matrix. Our teaching covers the 1st and 2nd years of the medical and dentistry programs, the Master's in Biomedicine, PhD courses, as well as courses in dental

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5 Best universities for Pharmacy in Norway

Updated: February 29, 2024

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Below is a list of best universities in Norway ranked based on their research performance in Pharmacy. A graph of 38K citations received by 2.06K academic papers made by 5 universities in Norway was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

1. University of Oslo

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2. Norwegian University of Science and Technology

3. University of Bergen

4. UiT The Arctic University of Norway

5. University of Stavanger

The best cities to study Pharmacy in Norway based on the number of universities and their ranks are Oslo , Trondheim , Bergen , and Tromso .

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Education – Department of Pharmacy

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Educational Offer at the Department of Pharmacy (IFA)

At the department, pharmacists are educated in a bachelor's program and a master's program:

• Bachelor in Pharmacy  is an undergraduate academic degree in Pharmacy, qualifying for a position as “reseptar farmasøyt” in the Norwegian pharmacies.
• Master in Pharmacy  gives the final competences to become authorized pharmacist, according to the EU directives. With the master degree in Pharmacy, you are qualified for positions as “provisør farmasøyt” and head of Norwegian pharmacies, positions in hospital pharmacy or in hospital wards. Furthermore, the master degree entitles you to apply for a PhD position. You can also consider the possibility to work in the pharmaceutical industry.

Since we are part of the Faculty of Health Science and work closely together with the University Hospital of Northern Norway, we have established educational practice in clinical pharmacy with the focus on cross-professional interaction and patient-pharmacist interaction in a hospital ward. 

The department educates Ph.D. candidates and offers Ph.D. courses within different pharmaceutical areas.

Bachelor (3 years)

Master (1½ – 5 years), ph.d.-studies, further and continuing education.