Abstract
Pharmaceutical legislation is the subject-matter that studies the norms or rules of law that apply to the pharmaceutical profession and the field of the drug. For this reason, it is a borderline subject-matter between pharmaceutical sciences and legal sciences. By its contents, pharmaceutical legislation belongs to the science of law; by its destination, it belongs to the science of pharmacists. This paper presents arguments in favour of modernizing the approach to the subject-matter of Pharmaceutical Legislation, like Pharmaceutical Law, at the Faculty of Pharmacy in Romania, as well as a possible model for structuring the curriculum of the subject-matter.
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