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MASTER first year programme

OVERVIEW


The Master year 1 programme is half-composed of theoretical training (course modules) and practical training (research project).

Each part shall be successfully completed to be granted rights to pursue the second year programme of the Master in Pharmacovigilance and Pharmacoepidemiology.

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Eu2P Master year 1 programme key information
Year workload 60 ECTS credits
Pace Full time or part-time
Training mode Blended learning
research project + e-learning
Language English
Degree Master of Science
after second year completion (120 ECTS credits)

THEORETICAL TRAINING

First year theoretical curriculum for the Eu2P Master in Pharmacovigilance and Pharmacoepidemiology
Module Workload in ECTS credits
Total theoretical curriculum 30 Ects
Basics in epidemiology

To understand the basic concepts and principles in epidemiology To become familiar with the epidemiological tools that could be used in pharmacovigilance and pharmacoepidemiology To understand the specificity of epidemiological tools applied to pharmacovigilance and pharmacoepidemiology

Health indices, observational studies, cohort, case-control, causality, bias, drug safety

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3 Ects
Basics in statistics

To understand applications of probability in statistics To understand how to organize and describe epidemiological data To understand how to perform data estimations, comparisons and predictions To understand how to estimate the sample size and power of epidemiology studies To introduce the principles of multivariable comparisons

Probability, descriptive statistics, statistical tests, confidence interval, regression, drug safety

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3 Ects
Valorisation and critical appraisal in research

To become familiar with the different tools that could be used in pharmacovigilance and pharmacoepidemiology research implementation To become familiar with the principles of scientific communication

Critical reading, Scientific writing, Scientific communication, Scientific watch, Health institutions, Funding

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6 Ects
Basics in clinical pharmacology

To understand the role of medicines in therapeutics, health services and society To become familiar with the life cycle of medicines and the regulatory aspects of medicines market To review the clinical and pharmacological basis of prescribing To understand the need to evaluate the effects of medicines from an epidemiological perspective To understand the relevance of unbiased information to ensure the appropriate use of medicines To discuss the need to monitor medicines prescribing process

Clinical pharmacology, epidemiology, clinical trials, efficacy, effectiveness, medicines prescribing, regulation of medicines development and market

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3 Ects
Principles of pharmacovigilance

To enable trainees to develop an understanding of the principles of pharmacovigilance from the development of the science to its place in pre and post-marketing environment and the roles of various stakeholders within pharmacovigilance.

Introduction, regulations, legislation, principles

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3 Ects
Basics in pharmacoepidemiology

To understand how to evaluate the effects of medicines and therapeutic interventions both during drug development and clinical use To know the main methodological and ethical characteristics and limitations of randomized clinical trials To understand the differences between efficacy and effectiveness To know the basic concepts and classification of the pharmacoepidemiological studies designed to evaluate therapeutic interventions To identify information gaps in selected therapeutic areas (e.g. cardiovascular, psychiatry, diabetes care)

Pharmacoepidemiology, efficacy, effectiveness, benefit-risk, observational studies, experimental studies, clinical settings, population

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3 Ects
Basics in communication

To know the basic principles of communication and to gain an insight into the characteristics of effective communication To face to the complexity communication on risk for health To know the evolution of medicine risk communication

Communication, basic principles of risk communication on medicines

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3 Ects
Tutored project

This tutored project aims at evaluating the ability of a trainee to work in collaboration with one or several other trainees to design and conceptualize a research project according to the Eu2P tutor instructions within a set deadline.
6 Ects

Evaluation

Each module evaluation may be evaluated through continuous and final assessment. First year trainees obtaining a pass grade in each module validate the theoretical training part of the first year Master programme.

This theoretical training evaluation counts for half of the first year programme grade.

PRACTICAL TRAINING

Each Master trainee must conduct a research project in parallel to the theoretical training along the academic year. This research project can be achieved within an academic, regulatory or private body (see Master Programme FAQ for further details).

Note: If you are employed, you can do the research project on your employer's premises.

Evaluation

This research project is assessed through three separates assessments: 1) the research project supervisor evaluation, 2) the project written report, and 3) the oral defence of the research project report.

This practical training evaluation counts for half of the first year programme grade.



REGISTRATION

PROFILE & PREREQUISITES

The Master year 1 targets students and professionals with a Bachelor or an equivalence(*) in Health or Life sciences.

(*): see SELECTION BOARD section down this page.


To be eligible, you must:

  • be fluent in English (English taught training)
  • be familiar with computer use and have Internet access

KEY DATES & COURSE CALENDAR

Academic session 2013-2014
Application From January 28th, 2013 to June 23rd, 2013
Selection July 08th, 2013
Registration From July 15th, 2013 to September 16th, 2013
Programme From September 24th, 2013 to July 11th, 2014
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    Fresher's week session (face-to-face)

    Online course period
Schedule for online meeting sessions, excercice deadline, and resource availability will be provided by the trainers' team

    Assessment period
Details on the exam organisation are provided by the trainers' team

    The research project period

    The research project defense and award

FEES & SAVINGS

Application fees

The Master application fees amount is 25.00 Euros.

Those fees can be paid either by on-line payment or by post before the application deadline.
Those fees are not refundable.

Tuition fees

Annual tuition fees for each year of Master (academic year 2013-2014)
Students Professionals
7,000 Euros 12,000 Euros

Grant

Eu2P enables grant application for Master students.

Attributions of grant is based on merit and reasearch interest grounds.

See Eu2P grant for further details.

Savings

Students and professionals related to Eu2P partners can claim some saving on Master tuition fees.

See Eu2P savings for further details.

SELECTION BOARD

The Education Board selects the Master trainees.

This board assesses applicants's previous education, work and research experience, prerequisites' compliance, statement of motivation, and specific request such as part-time completion.

See Eu2P academic governance for further details about the Eu2P Educational Board.


CONTACT INFORMATION

You can contact the Eu2P central office to get further information about:

Eu2P CENTRAL OFFICE
Université Bordeaux Segalen
146 rue Léo Saignat
Case 36
33076 Bordeaux cedex
FRANCE

Send an online message to the Eu2P central office


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