School of Pharmacy

B.Pharma (Bachelor of Pharmacy) is a 4-year undergraduate curriculum that provides students with a comprehensive understanding of pharmaceutical science. The curriculum includes courses such as medicinal chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, and pharmacognosy. Students study drug formulation, quality control, and pharmaceutical management. This degree prepares students for positions in pharmaceutical research, production, quality assurance, and clinical pharmacy. B.Pharma also serves as a basis for further education in pharmacy and related professions.

D.Pharma (Diploma in Pharmacy) is a 2-year undergraduate degree that gives basic knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences. It includes areas such as pharmacology, pharmaceutics, and medicinal chemistry. Students will learn about drug formulation, dispensing, and pharmacy management. The course includes practical training in laboratories and hospitals. Graduates can work as pharmacists in retail or hospitals, or continue their education in pharmacy. This diploma provides an entry-level qualification for those interested in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.

M.Pharma. in Pharmaceutics is a 2-year postgraduate degree program developed for pharmacy graduates looking to expand their knowledge of drug formulation, development, and delivery methods. The curriculum includes topics including pharmaceutical technology, biopharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, medication stability, and quality control. This curriculum trains graduates to work in pharmaceutical research and development, drug manufacturing, quality assurance, and regulatory affairs. Graduates get career opportunities to work in pharmaceutical businesses, or research institutions, or pursue advanced academic studies such as a Ph.D. The course provides students with the ability to innovate in medication delivery techniques and contribute to advances in pharmaceutical science.

Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.) is a 4-year professional doctorate program that trains students to work as licensed pharmacists. The program includes advanced courses in pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacology, pharmacotherapy, and clinical practice. Pharm.D. students acquire significant practical knowledge through internships and rotations in various healthcare settings. The curriculum terminates with the completion of a capstone project demonstrating the student's ability to apply their knowledge to real-world challenges. Graduates of Pharm.D. programs are prepared to deliver patient-centered care, manage pharmaceutical therapy, educate patients and healthcare professionals, and promote the pharmacy profession. The Pharm.D. degree is the necessary credential for practicing pharmacists in the United States.