Fifty students celebrate the graduation of their Master's Degree programs

During December, the School Pharmacy and Nutrition held the closing ceremonies for two of its postgraduate program, the Master's Degree Pharma-Biotech management (MUGEP) and the Master's Degree design and Manufacturing in the Pharmaceutical Industry (MDGFIF) in Madrid and Pamplona, respectively.

On December 12, the campus hosted the academic graduation ceremony for the sixth class of MUGEP. During the ceremony, program director Silvia Pérez addressed the students, emphasizing the importance of science as an essential foundation for the pharma-biotech sector, a complex and regulated field with a direct impact on global well-being. She also encouraged graduates to nurture and maintain their network , highlighting it as one of their most valuable assets for their professional future.

The session featured Pilar Redondo, plant manager at biopharmaceutical company Takeda and guest of honor, who offered an expert and in-depth overview of the status of the pharmaceutical sector in Spain.

 
Students and faculty Master's Degree design and Manufacturing in the Pharmaceutical Industry.

Meanwhile, the ninth graduating class of the MDGFIF held its closing ceremony on December 19 in the classroom campus . On this occasion, the director of Master's Degree, Maribel Calvo, praised the effort and dedication of student body the course and urged them to continue learning about what they have already assimilated during this stage of their education.

Next, the guest of honor at the ceremony, Ane de la Maza, a specialist in development at Cinfa, encouraged the graduates to face the challenges of a demanding, regulated, and changing pharmaceutical industry with commitment and dedication.

During the ceremony, submission 3P-BIOVIAN award for work best Master's Degree work was submission Juan Aznar in recognition of his academic excellence. The award presented by Tomás Alarcón, the company's director Human Resources.

The ceremony was closed by the dean of the School, María Javier Ramírez, who reminded graduates that their professional activity and responsibility now truly begins, and invited them not to lose sight of the fact that "behind every decision, strategy, and analysis there are real patients with real needs."She also highlighted that the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector is undergoing a period of intense transformation, renewal, and innovation, which requires working with integrity, ensuring rigorous regulatory compliance, and always placing patient well-being as a priority.

From the School Pharmacy and Nutrition, congratulations to everyone and our best wishes for this new professional stage.