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Medicinal Chemistry: Transforming Molecules into Medicines


Course Note

This course will only run in spring 2027, as it will be taught by a Visiting Faculty.

About this course

This course introduces the principles and practice of medicinal chemistry. Students will explore how new small molecule drugs are designed and how their pharmacological, metabolic, and toxicological properties are optimized. The course provides an overview of the drug discovery, development, and approval process, supported by case studies of successful and failed drug candidates. Through in-depth analysis of primary literature and case studies, students will examine how emerging technologies drive modern drug discovery.

Syllabus

The syllabus for this course is currently under development. A draft syllabus will be listed here as soon as it is available.

This is a draft syllabus. The final syllabus will be available here a few days prior to the new course’s first start date.

Pre-requisites

One year of biology at university level, and one year of chemistry at university level (including at least one semester of organic chemistry)

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