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  • Higher Education Innovation
  • Educational Technology

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  • Higher education is undergoing significant disruption, necessitating adaptation in teaching methodologies.
  • Active learning and educational innovations are proven more effective than traditional methods.
  • Generative artificial intelligence presents both challenges and opportunities for teaching, learning support, and assessment in pharmacology.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide research-informed, expert commentary for new pharmacology educators.
  • To guide educators in navigating the complex and evolving landscape of pharmacology education.
  • To highlight innovative teaching and curriculum transformation strategies for enhanced student success.

Main Methods:

  • Expert commentary synthesizing current research and trends in pharmacology education.
  • Discussion of challenges and opportunities presented by generative artificial intelligence.
  • Highlighting global initiatives like the Pharmacology Education Project and Core Concepts-based curricula.

Main Results:

  • Educators are transforming teaching and curricula to improve student success.
  • Global initiatives promote standardized concepts, open-access resources, and international collaboration.
  • Innovative methodologies and inclusive practices are crucial for advancing pharmacology education.

Conclusions:

  • New pharmacology educators require support to thrive in a rapidly changing educational environment.
  • Adoption of innovative teaching methodologies and technologies is essential.
  • International collaboration and inclusivity are key to advancing global pharmacology education.