Abstract
The article briefly discusses the structure and content of the physics course for teaching 1st year students of the pharmaceutical department. Educational technologies and features of teaching, laboratory work and student monitoring are considered. The article also reflects some interdisciplinary connections, the connection with the State Pharmacopoeia, which show the need to understand physical laws and principles for future pharmacists.
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