30 students of the Master's Degree in research, development and Medication Innovation (MIDI) of the School of Pharmacy and Nutrition celebrated on Friday, December 13, the graduation ceremony and closing of the program. It marked the culmination of a week in which the students presented their final papers Master's Degree before a tribunal at the University and thus concluded a formative process that began in September 2018.

The academic event began with the reading of the report of the course at position by the coordinator of the programs Master's Degree, Sonia Zapata. Afterwards, José Luis Pinto, Full Professor of Economics of the School of Economic and Business Sciences gave the closing lecture entitled "Economics andPsychology of the conflict of interest; application to the pharmaceutical sector".

After the awarding of the scholarships and submission of diplomas, Elena Zaragozá, delegate of the students, reviewed the importance of some useful keys to develop from now on in the professional world as resilience, the work team or transcendence. She also thanked the effort made by their families and teachers, as well as the dedication and submission throughout the program.

To conclude, the dean of the School, Adela López de Cerain, remarked the pillars on which the training is based: "We are in a privileged biomedical research environment, where in the same space are concentrated the Schools of Pharmacy and Nutrition, Medicine and Science, with its research and attendance centers: the Cima and the Clinic. In other words, the entire research and development at your fingertips".