I am a senior to a freshman in pharmaceutical engineering: college chemistry experiment, advanced mathematics, computer-based chemical English thinking, engineering drawing, introduction to life science, and modern history of organic chemistry.

Pharmaceutical engineering needs to learn all the basic courses of engineering, so there are many courses ~ but now it is slowly being reformed, such as deleting some unnecessary courses ~

As for applied chemistry, it is a science major, all chemistry courses need to be studied, and many courses are bilingual, so there is a lot of analysis after coming out ~

I hope the answer will satisfy you.