Internships of the Single-Cycle Master's Degree in Pharmacy
The Evaluative Practical Internship (TPV) is a vocational training program designed to equip students with the skills necessary to perform the duties of a pharmacist in a pharmacy within the National Health Service. The internship culminates in the Evaluative Practical Exam, which qualifies the student to practice as a pharmacist. (Ministerial Decree No. 651 of July 5, 2022).
Internships begin in the fourth year.
University Placement Tutor
University Placement Tutors are responsible for supervising students during their placement. They are required to review the placement proposal submitted by the student, monitor the number of hours worked by the student, and liaise with the external tutor at the pharmacy should any issues arise in relation to the placement.
A tutor will be automatically assigned only once the minimum requirements for undertaking the placement have been met.
The tutors appointed up to the 2025/26 academic year are as follows:
University Supervisor
The supervisor’s duties are as follows:
- To apply the final digital signature to the Training Plan submitted by the student in order to commence the placement;
- To digitally sign the Trainee’s Logbook once the placement has ended.
The role of Supervisor is assigned to:
Erasmus Placement Tutor
The Erasmus Placement Tutor is responsible for managing placements undertaken abroad following students’ successful applications to Erasmus and Erasmus+ schemes.