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Code Module Credits Duration Prerequisite(s)
YEAR 3 (Cont.)

BSPL3101 Pharmacy Law 3 45 hrs ---
To provide students with an understanding of the current laws and regulations applicable

to pharmacy professionals and pharmaceutical businesses in Macao. Contents: Overview
of pharmacy laws in Macao; laws and regulations governing pharmacy professionals,
pharmaceutical businesses and drug registration; laws and regulations concerning narcotic
and psychotic drugs; laws and regulations related to traditional Chinese medicine, etc.
BSPP3101 Pharmacy Practice II 4 60 hrs ---
To equip students with the essential knowledge and skills for assessing and managing
common minor ailments using appropriate over-the-counter (OTC) medicines, while
emphasizing the importance of patient counseling. Contents: Classification and utilization
of OTC medicines; OTC and non-pharmacological counseling for minor ailments, including
eye, ear, skin, respiratory and gastrointestinal tract problems, pain management, women’s
health, childhood conditions, insomnia, and prevention of heart disease; digital health and
telepharmacy, etc.
BSPP3102 Pharmacy Practice III 3 45 hrs ---

This learning module is designed to introduce students to drug use evaluation and other
advanced pharmacy practices. Contents: Advanced drug information services; patient
counselling services; drug use evaluation (DUE) in community and hospital settings;
pharmacy management in healthcare institutions; medical toxicology practice; medication
management for special populations, etc.
BSSE3101 Biostatistics and Epidemiology 3 45 hrs ---

To equip students with an understanding of health surveys, research design, statistical
analysis, as well as epidemiological concepts and measurements. Contents: Concepts,
applications and general terminology of biostatistics; descriptive statistics; measures of
central tendency and variability; normal distribution and its applications; regression and
correlation; T-test and analysis of variance (ANOVA); chi-square test; data management
and analysis using SPSS; interpretation and discussion of statistical results; concepts of
epidemiology; common epidemiological measurements and principles; life and death
statistics, etc.
ENGL3101 English V 2 30 hrs ---
To enhance students’ exposure to different contexts of using English for authentic

communicative purposes in both daily life and work, with an emphasis on the
development of listening, speaking, grammar usage, writing, and reading comprehension
abilities. Contents: Various topics related to daily life and work.
ENGL3102 English VI 2 30 hrs ---

To enhance students’ exposure to different contexts of using English for authentic
communicative purposes in both daily life and work, with an emphasis on the
development of listening, speaking, grammar usage, writing, and reading comprehension
abilities. Contents: A continuation of English V, covering various topics related to daily life
and work, including job interviews and resume writing.

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