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QUOTE(Farmer_C @ Mar 31 2013, 08:45 PM)
@VilaFrantez
The Japanese have a strong presence in high-impact journals in the field of medicine, biomedicine, pharmacology, biology, physiology etc. They are also one of the world leaders in stem cell research. This is not to say that they are better than the USA or Australia however. They're strong in research but I didn't say that Japan is necessarily a good place to study pharmacology at the undergraduate level. They do however have a university (University of Tokyo) very highly ranked in the field of pharmacy and pharmacology.
oh I see. it is good to know about that. based on what I've looked at Times 500 Universities Ranking, universities at the west coast US ranked the top for Life Science(California Institute of Tecnology, Stanford, UC). but, again, it is good to know that one of the Asian countries tops the list.
fyi, I'm undergoing my foundation year at INTEC and (hopefully) I'm a rising sophomore at the States in 2014 in biotechnology, specializing in pharmacology soon. pray for me, and I think I might contact you if I need certain specific information.
note: is Pharmacy considered as a branch of Life Science? I looked at Wikipedia, and there's no Pharmacy in the list. Pharmacology is.
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QUOTE(zstan @ Mar 31 2013, 10:20 PM)
For a pharmacy degree I'm pretty sure it's not accepted. It's just not going to prepare you well enough for the actual degree. Correct me if i'm wrong too.
yeah, nonetheless I feel the same too. secure a place in A-level first, ace the IELTS and get the good grades do sound better if someone is looking to study pharmacy at UK.
This post has been edited by VilaFrantez: Mar 31 2013, 09:34 PM