Pharmacists are professional health scientists whose
expertise spans all aspects of medicines. Pharmacists
need to have a complete understanding of medicines -
how they are synthesized and manufactured in to
products suitable for patient use; how they act upon
the body; the appropriate choice in different disease
states; the prevention and treatment of infectious
diseases; the law relating to medicines and their use;
medicines management issues such as prescribing advice
to doctors and pharmacist prescribing.
The program is pioneered and integrated which links
professional and clinical studies to a core science
course built around the key pharmaceuticals
disciplines. current changes in the health professions
offered new opportunities for pharmacists e.g.
prescribing and patient care. This program help
Student to develop the skills needed to maximize their
career opportunities - practical, analytical,
communication, learning and specialist professional
skills.
Program Outline
Student will develop their knowledge of basic
scientific principles that underpin pharmacy. Student
will also begin their professional studies
complemented by courses in IT application and career
skills. This program encompasses the chemistry of
different blood groups, their related biological
actions and mechanism of action, and the methods of
their formulation as medicines. Student's professional
studies will include dispensing an introduction to
pharmacy law and the organization and the structure of
health services. This program further concentrate upon
the major pharmaceutical disciplines with an
integrated study of drugs, including their mechanism
of action and use in disease states. Students
professional studies include modules on pharmacy law
professional ethics and health and life style. The
program also focuses on the clinical use of medicines
and the optimization of the use of medicines for
individual patients.
Subject Guide The course includes Cell Biology & Medical
Microbiology; Medicinal Chemistry; Human Physiology;
Principles of Pharmaceuticals (preparation and
formulation of medicines); Dispensing; Quantitative
Methods and IT; Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Asepsis;
Pharmacology (Biological actions of medicines);
Immunology; Medicinal Chemistry; Biochemistry &
Phytochemistry; Pharmaceutical Formulations;
Introduction to Law & Dispensing; Chemotherapy;
Molecular Biology & Genetic Engineering; Drug
Metabolism & Drug Analysis; Drug Delivery;
Pharmacokinetics; Social Pharmacy; Health & Life
Style; Pharmacy Law and Ethics; Ethical Decision
Making; Clinical Pharmacy; Evidence Based Medicine;
and Optional Studies.
Career Prospects
Progression to employment is excellent. Students with
pharmacy degree who wish to work have a wide range of
choices. Graduates can work as pharmacists in
hospitals and other health related areas.
Please select the course below to get detail
information about the course and its career
prospects.
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