The programme (60 credits - 57 compulsory course credits - including the Master's dissertation and 3 elective course credits) consists of 4 blocks of 15 credits, including 3 more theoretical blocks, and a Master's dissertation block. Each theoretical block also includes an integrative work, during which students work in groups on a specific pharmacological problem. The Master's dissertation consists of a specific research project in a research environment (industry, university research group, hospital, etc.) where students explore their subject individually. All the topics for the Master's thesis are already presented in the first teaching unit, which allows students to make an early choice and to follow the theoretical learning with the subject of their Master's thesis in mind.