BACHELOR OF PHARMACY (PharmD.)

Program Overview

The program is structured into two semesters each year, each term made up of 15 weeks, in addition to one year training (Internship year)

The internship year: One year training (36 weeks, 6 rounds)

Number of Credit Hours: Theoretical: 129 Practical: 52 Total: 181

Program Aims towards graduate attributes:

1. Design prevention, intervention, and educational strategies to minimize the incidence of illness in individuals and populations. (NARS 1)
2. Counsel individuals and communities to participate in optimizing the therapeutic outcomes (NARS 1)
3. Perform responsibilities and authorities following legal and professional ethics. (NARS 2)
4. Respect ethical code of profession, patients as well as relevant laws and legislations. (NARS 2)
5. Deliver contemporary pharmaceutical products and services utilizing evidencebased data. (NARS 3)
6. Use different quality management techniques and guidelines to assure the quality of raw materials, procedures and pharmaceutical products. (NARS 4)
7. Integrate and apply evidence-based knowledge of the biomedical, pharmaceutical and clinical sciences in assessing the appropriateness, effectiveness, and safety of medications (NARS 5).
8. Plan, design and conduct research effectively using appropriate methodologies individually or as a part of a team. (NARS 6)
9. Actively participate and engage as a healthcare team member by demonstrating mutual respect, understanding, and values. (NARS 7)
10. Demonstrate effective communication with patients, health care professionals and community. (NARS 8)
11. Be able to engage in innovative activities using entrepreneurial skills. (NARS8)
12. Demonstrate self-awareness, leadership and business administration skills. (NARS 8)
13. Be a life-long learner for continuous professional improvement. (NARS 9)
14. Demonstrate capabilities of performance appraisal and self-assessment. (NARS 9)

Program Outline

LIST OF COURSES:

PCE 001 - Applied Analytical Chemistry (2.00 Hours)

PCE 002 - Chemistry of Medicinal Heterocycles (2.00 Hours)

PTE 003 - Skin Care and Cosmetology (2.00 Hours)

PTE 004 - Radiopharmaceuticals (2.00 Hours)

POE 005 - Biological Standardization (2.00 Hours)

POE 006 - Substance Abuse (2.00 Hours)

POE 007 - Veterinary Pharmacy (2.00 Hours)

PBE 008 - Clinical nutrition (2.00 Hours)

PBE 009 - Molecular Biology (2.00 Hours)

PGE 010 - Quality Control of Natural Products (2.00 Hours)

PGE 011 - Forensic Pharmacognosy (2.00 Hours)

PGE 012 - Industrialization of Medicinal Plants(2.00 Hours)

PME 013 - Infection and Immunity (2.00 Hours)

PPE 014 - Medical Devices (2.00 Hours)

PPE 015 - Evidenced Based Medicine (2.00 Hours)

PPE 016 - Pharmacotherapy of infectious disease (2.00 Hours)

PPE 017 - Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition (Patient Assessment)(2.00 Hours)

PPE 018 - Pharmacotherapy of Dermatological and musculoskeletal diseases (2.00 Hours)

PPE 019 - Family Planning and Women’s Health (2.00 Hours)

PGP 020 - Graduation Project (2.00 Hours)

PB 301 - Biochemistry I (3.00 Hours)

PG 303 - Pharmacognosy II (2.00 Hours)

PT 303 - Pharmaceutics I (3.00 Hours)

MD 304 - Physiology (2.00 Hours)

PC 305 - Instrumental Analysis (3.00 Hours)

PC 306 - Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry III (3.00 Hours)

PO 401 - Biostatistics (1.00 Hours)

PM 401 - General Microbiology and Immunology (3.00 Hours)

PB 402 - Biochemistry II (4.00 Hours)

PD 403 - Scientific Writing & Communication skills (2.00 Hours)

PG 404 - Phytochemistry I (3.00 Hours)

PT 404 - Pharmaceutics II (3.00 Hours)

MD 405 - Pathology and Pathophysiology (3.00 Hours)

PD 704 - Pharmacy Legislations and Regulatory Affairs (1.00 Hours)

PO 502 - Pharmacology I (3.00 Hours)

PM 502 - Pharmaceutical Microbiology (3.00 Hours)

PM 503 - Parasitology and Virology (3.00 Hours)

PG 505 - Phytochemistry II (3.00 Hours)

PT 505 - Pharmaceutics III (3.00 Hours)

PC 507 - Medicinal Chemistry I (3.00 Hours)

PP 601 - Community Pharmacy Practice (3.00 Hours) 

PO 603 - Pharmacology II (4.00 Hours)

PM 604 - Medical Microbiology (3.00 Hours)

PT 606 - Pharmaceutics IV (3.00 Hours)

PC 608 - Medicinal Chemistry II (4.00 Hours)

PB 703 - Clinical Biochemistry (4.00 Hours) 

PO 704 - Pharmacology III (3.00 Hours)

PT 707 - Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics (3.00 Hours)

PT 708 - Pharmaceutical Technology (4.00 Hours)

PC 709 - Drug Design (2.00 Hours)

PP 802 - Hospital Pharmacy Practice (3.00 Hours)

PP 803 - Clinical Pharmacokinetics (3.00 Hours)

PP 804 - Pharmacotherapeutics I (4.00 Hours)

PM 805 - Public Health & Preventive Medicine (2.00 Hours)

PO 805 - Fundamental &Clinical Toxicology (4.00 Hours)

PD 006 - Entrepreneurship (1.00 Hours)

PP 007 - Clinical pharmacy Practice and Ethics (4.00 Hours)

PP 008 - Pharmacotherapeutics III (4.00 Hours)

PP 009 - Clinical Research & Pharmacovigilance and Pharmacoepidemiology (3.00 Hours)

PT 010 - Quality Control of Pharmaceuticals (3.00 Hours)

PD 905 - Drug Marketing & Pharmacoeconomics (3.00 Hours)

PP 905 - Drug Information (2.00 Hours)

PG 906 - Alternative & Complementary Medicine (2.00 Hours)

MD 906 - First Aid (2.00 Hours)

PM 906 - Biotechnology (2.00 Hours)

PP 906 - Pharmacotherapeutics II (4.00 Hours)

PT 909 - Advanced Drug Delivery Systems (2.00 Hours)