School of Research

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Pharmaceutics is a rigorous 5-7 year research-focused doctoral program that provides students to serve as leading specialists in the development and improvement of drug delivery systems. The program includes advanced topics in pharmaceutical sciences such as pharmacokinetics, medication development, manufacturing methods, and regulatory issues. Ph.D. candidates perform original laboratory and clinical research, culminating in the submission of a doctoral dissertation which contributes significantly to the field of pharmaceutics. Graduates have been trained for positions as pharmaceutical scientists, university instructors, regulatory advisors, and R&D professionals in the pharmaceutical business. The Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics program equips students with the specific knowledge required to revolutionize drug delivery methods, improve patient outcomes, and impact the future of pharmaceutical product development.

A Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Biotechnology is a research-oriented degree that combines pharmaceutical sciences and biotechnology to create novel medications, treatments, and diagnostic instruments. The program, which usually lasts 3-5 years, covers topics like genetic engineering, drug development, molecular biology, and biopharmaceutical manufacturing. Students carry out cutting-edge studies into the potential uses of therapeutic proteins, vaccines, and gene therapies in the treatment of illnesses. Graduates can work in academia, research facilities, or pharmaceutical corporations, advancing biotechnology in drug development, upgrading pharmaceutical manufacturing processes, and improving healthcare solutions.