Student core competence

1. Management toxicology expertise
2. Clinical toxicology expertise
3. Toxicology-related experimental skills
4. Causal logical thinking and literature analysis skills
5. Good citizenship, communication and communication skills

No

Year

Course Code

Academic Year Term

Compulsory / Elective

Credits

Course Type

Course Distribution Module

Credits per Semester

Teacher in Charge

New or Changed Course

1st

2nd

1

Second grade

MSZA3

Autumn 1st semester

Compulsory

1

Academic＆Practical

Foundation course

1

0

1097153 Chiou, Yi-Shiou

No

中文:專題討論(3) 英文:Seminar (3)

2

Second grade

MSZA4

Summer 2nd semester

Compulsory

1

Academic＆Practical

Foundation course

0

1

1097153 Chiou, Yi-Shiou

No

中文:專題討論(4) 英文:Seminar (4)

3

Second grade

MTMD2

Summer 2nd semester

Compulsory

6

Academic＆Practical

Summative course

0

6

No

中文:碩⼠論文 英文:Thesis

4

Second grade

MTOB1

Summer 2nd semester

Elective

2

Academic＆Practical

Core course

0

2

1005023 Lin, Ying-Chi

No

中文:毒性物質特論 英文:Special Topics on Toxic Agents

5

Second grade

MIFS1

Summer 2nd semester

Elective

3

Academic＆Practical

Interdisciplinary course

0

3

香粧碩

No

中文:化粧品安全評估特論 英文:Special Topics on Cosmetic Safety Assessment

Total Credits

General Compulsory

Specialized Compulsory

General Elective

Specialized Elective

General Education Elective

General Education Compulsory

General Micro-credits

General Education Micro-credits

Total

16

29

45

Graduation Credits

General Compulsory

Specialized Compulsory

General Elective

Specialized Elective

General Education Elective

General Education Compulsory

General Micro-credits

General Education Micro-credits

Total

Cross-domain Credits

0

16

0

14

0

0

30

Note：

Graduate students should have completed at least 30 credits in addition to 6 credits for master dissertation.

2.       Graduate students may take up to 18 credits per semester.

3.       With the consent of the supervising professor and the program director, the master program may recognize the credits of the courses and scores offered by the institute of the university.

4.       Those who study in external departments (schools) and doctoral courses must fill out the "Credit Acquisition Application Form" after passing the grade. Only after approval can they be included in graduation credits.

5.       For graduate students, the credit for the seminar courses is limited to the seminar courses offered by the department within the School of Pharmacy and is limited to 1 credit.

6.       Graduate students should pass the bachelor course with 60. Those who fail the course may not take the make-up examination. The credits and grades of the bachelor's degree course are not included in the semester, graduation grade point average and credit points.

7.       Graduates student should visit the website of Taiwan Academic Ethics Education Resource Center for self-study in the first semester and pass the general test to obtain a certificate of course attendance.

8.       A comparison report of the Online Detection and Comparison System (Turnitin) is required before the oral qualifying exam and at the time of thesis completion.

9.       Micro credits are calculated for graduation credits, with a maximum limit of four credits.

10.     Graduate students who did not take toxicology, pharmacology or physiology related courses during the university period must take at least 2 credits of toxicology, pharmacology or physiology related courses of undergraduate courses, but they are not included in the calculation of graduation credits.

11.     Graduate students of this program must complete one of the following two items and submit relevant documentary evidence to be eligible for graduation.

(1)     Before graduation, the research results related to the master thesis will be presented as the first author at domestic and foreign related academic conferences (oral/poster presentation).

(2)     The patent content must be part of the thesis and the supervising professor must be one of the inventors.

12.    The English graduation threshold for the master's program (before the 2012 academic year): The admission standard should be equivalent to passing the English Intermediate Preliminary Examination or participating in the supporting measures prescribed by the school and passing it before graduation. The graduation threshold for the 113th academic year is: the Intermediate Preliminary Examination for the National English Examination (the same level of English test), with listening and reading abilities reaching CEFR B1 level. Or participate in supporting measures prescribed by the school. For details of the test comparison table related to English proficiency of our school, please see the announcement on the website of the Academic Affairs Office (webpage path: Academic Affairs Office of our school/Registration Course Affairs Area/English Graduation Thresholds).

Starting from the 114th academic year, the graduation threshold for English examinations is: "reaching CEFR B1 level in listening and reading skills", or participating in supporting measures prescribed by the school. For details of the test comparison table related to English proficiency of our school, please see the announcement on the website of the Academic Affairs Office (webpage path: Academic Affairs Office of our school/Registration Course Affairs Area/English Graduation Thresholds).