The degree in Pharmacy and its related professional qualification authorize individuals to practice as Pharmacists, in accordance with Directive CEE 85/432, and to engage in the complex set of professional activities aimed at evaluating and controlling the numerous steps to which medicines must undergo, from the production stages to the final introduction for use by the population.

These specificities address the need to stimulate and consolidate the innovative role that Pharmacists are assuming in interaction with physicians, for a more effective selection of pharmacological therapies, and with the public, for whom the Pharmacist represents, particularly in some contexts, the primary healthcare provider.

Studies in the pharmaceutical field prepare individuals to undertake professions of great relevance to the health and quality of life of the entire population.

Graduates perform the delicate function of drug distribution and play an increasingly important role in health education, disease prevention, and the correct use of medications, thus fulfilling a function of significant social value.

The degree program participates in the LM Plus Master's Degrees Project.