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  • Pharmaceutical Education
  • Undergraduate Research
  • Scientific Inquiry

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  • The 2022 Model Core Curriculum for Pharmaceutical Education emphasizes graduation research for scientific inquiry.
  • Pharmaceutical universities offer diverse research fields and distinct 6-year and 4-year programs.
  • Students' career path uncertainty and faculty's teaching-research balance impact graduation research engagement.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review the current state of graduation research in pharmaceutical universities.
  • To explore future approaches for making graduation research meaningful for students and faculty.

Main Methods:

  • Symposium review of current practices and challenges.
  • Analysis of curriculum requirements and program structures.
  • Discussion of student and faculty perspectives.

Main Results:

  • Graduation research is integral to pharmaceutical education but faces implementation hurdles.
  • Diverse programs and career uncertainties affect student motivation and faculty workload.
  • Problem-solving by both students and faculty is essential for successful research outcomes.

Conclusions:

  • Reforming graduation research is necessary to align with educational goals and career aspirations.
  • Future strategies should enhance the relevance and impact of research for all stakeholders.
  • Collaborative problem-solving can foster a more effective research environment in pharmaceutical programs.