Pharmaceutical education plays a decisive role in preparing future specialists who can meet the growing challenges of modern healthcare systems. In the 21st century, the pharmacist is not only responsible for dispensing medicines but also for ensuring rational drug use, participating in clinical decision-making, and promoting public health. This article explores the evolution of pharmaceutical education, highlights innovative teaching methods, and analyzes the impact of modern curricula on the competence of graduates. By reviewing international experiences and local practices, the study demonstrates that pharmaceutical education is a key factor in building sustainable healthcare systems.

pharmaceutical education, pharmacy curriculum, clinical pharmacy, competency-based training, healthcare innovation

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