Doctor of Pharmacy (PHARM-D)
Doctor of Pharmacy prepares students for a multitude of pharmaceutical professions. They gain skills necessary in successfully managing medicinal distribution systems, monitoring drug responses, promoting public health, and analyzing product quality. A major part of our curriculum focuses on giving students hands-on clinical training, where they get a chance to practice skills learned in the classroom.
Learning Outcomes
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Detailed study of physical and functional features of musculoskeletal system in humans.
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Detailed study on the physiological and pathophysiological conditions of human body.
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Basic science to help understand the biochemical reactions occurring inside the human body in normal and disease conditions.
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Based on compounding, dispensing and labelling of medications according to patient specific dosage requirements.
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Study of Pharmacodynamics and Pharmacokinetics of drugs with specifics of drug-drug, drug-body and drug-disease interactions.
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There are numerous and diversified career areas one can pursue following a Pharm.D. These include governmental and private organizations which include but are
not limited to the following career options:
Job Market
There are numerous and diversified career areas one can pursue following a Pharm.D.
degree. These include governmental and private organizations which include but are
not limited to the following career options:
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Hospital Pharmacy
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Quality Assurance / Quality Control
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Department of Regulatory Affairs
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Pharmaceutical Marketing
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Pharmaceutical Sales and Business Development
Entry Criteria
60% marks in HSSC (Pre-Medical or Equivalent).