For the capstone experience of "Pharmaceutical Science and Applications in Health Care", students are required to undertake a comprehensive half-year research project culminating in a dissertation. This capstone experience encompasses various research formats, including laboratory-based experiments, systematic reviews, literature reviews, data analysis, and surveys. The research topics are broad and cover areas such as clinical studies, pharmaceutics (drug development and delivery), preclinical research (therapeutic target identification), drug pharmacology and efficacy, mechanisms underlying disease pathogenesis, and drug screening. Our research environment is highly interdisciplinary, with a dynamic profile that spans from basic pharmacology and drug development, through drug delivery and formulation, to clinical trials, big data research, and safe medication practices. Students will have the opportunity to engage in substantial experimental or clinical-based research work, working closely with researchers who aim to develop new medicines and formulations that can be evaluated in patients to improve health and quality of life. Through this process, students gain hands-on experience and in-depth knowledge of research methodologies, equipping them with essential skills that will benefit their future careers and advanced studies in pharmaceutical sciences and healthcare.