[Pharmaceutical Manufacturing] 1.Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
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Lesson Code: TCEN2026I029

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Academic Hours
3.20hours
Publish Date
Sep 2026

Lecturer

1. Lecturer YAN LihuaShanghai Pharmaceutical School

2. Lecturer ZHANG MiShanghai Pharmaceutical School

3. Lecturer FAN MingxueShanghai Pharmaceutical School

4. Lecturer DAI JingShanghai Pharmaceutical School

5. Lecturer CAO JinnaShanghai Pharmaceutical School

General Introduction
This course focuses on developing students’ vocational competencies in pharmaceutical preparation in accordance with internationally recognized occupational competency requirements for pharmaceutical preparation workers. Taking the preparation processes of common pharmaceutical dosage forms as the main framework,
the course introduces milling, sieving, mixing and granulation of raw and auxiliary materials, tablet compression and coating, encapsulation, pharmaceutical packaging, and the preparation of injections.

This Course is for
1. Helping trainees understand the definitions, characteristics, quality requirements, preparation methods, and other fundamental theoretical knowledge of pharmaceutical dosage forms.
2. Equipping trainees with the skills required for the production and quality control of common pharmaceutical dosage forms.
3. Enabling trainees to interpret production process flow diagrams, follow standard operating procedures (SOPs), operate production equipment and instruments to manufacture pharmaceutical products, and test the quality of finished products and intermediates.

Learning Materials

1. Corresponding PPT
2. Online Course Video
3. Simulation Question Bank

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Benefits of Learning

1. Understanding the requirements for different clean production areas and being able to complete pre-production preparations involving personnel, materials, equipment, instruments, utensils, documents, and records.
2. Being able to follow standard operating procedures (SOPs), operate relevant instruments and equipment, and complete the production of granules, tablets, capsules, injections, and other pharmaceutical products.
3. Understanding the quality inspection requirements for pharmaceutical preparations and being able to use instruments and equipment such as electronic balances, pH meters, and disintegration testers in accordance with standard operating procedures (SOPs) to inspect product quality.
4. Being able to complete production and inspection records correctly, promptly, and completely as required.

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