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Main Offered
Degree:
"Bachelors Degree in Pharmaceutical science"
Postgraduate degrees offered
by departments:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Department:
Master Degree in Pharmaceutical
Chemistry
Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmaceutical
Chemistry)
Pharmaceutics Department:
Diploma in Analysis and Biological
Standardization of Drugs
Master Degree in Pharmaceutics
Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics
Pharmacognosy Department:
Master Degree in Pharmacognosy
Ph.D. in Pharmacognosy
Pharmaceutical Analytical Chemistry
Department:
Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences
(Pharmaceutical Analytical Chemistry)
Ph.D. of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmaceutical
Analytical Chemistry)
Microbiology Department:
Master Degree in Pharmaceutical
Microbiology
Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Microbiology
Industrial Pharmacy Department:
Diploma of Industrial Pharmacy
Master Degree in Industrial Pharmacy
Pharmacology Department:
Ph.D. in Industrial Pharmacy
Master of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmacology)
Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences (Pharmacology)
Pharm.D. in
Clinical Pharmacy:
Pharm.D. in clinical pharmacy is a new academic
degree added recently to the offered postgraduate degrees in
the faculty of pharmacy.
This degree has been established by Prof. Dr.
Nawal Mohamed Khalaf Allah (Professor of pharmaceutics
&Vice-Dean for Graduate Studies & Research).
This degree is considered equivalent to master’s
degree, as the one who gets this degree, can take the exam
for philosophy doctorate degree. And the student of this
academic degree should be free for studying, and should
study for 2 consecutive years, and present a thesis, and
should do clinical training in one of the university
educational hospitals for 2 terms in the second year.
And here are the syllabi that should be studied to
take the degree:
1. Basic Concepts:
Health policy, drug policy regulation, hospital
pharmacy management and regulations, pharmaceutical
services.
2. Pharmacotherapy:
Cardiology, Rheumatology, nephrology, dermatology,
gastroenterology, hematology, respiratory diseases,
neurology, psychiatry, oncology, infectious diseases.
3. Clinical Pharmacokinetics:
Drug pharmacokinetics in special populations,
approach to drug dosing, therapeutic monitoring and
applications in drug toxicity.
4. Biopharmaceutics:
Different types of drug interactions.
Drug delivery system & product selection by
pharmacist.
5. Clinical Laboratory investigation:
Preparation of patient, sampling and factors
affecting laboratory results.
Principles of methods & interception of laboratory
medicine.
6. Pharmacoeconomics:
Health economics, application in hospital & cost
effectiveness of pharmaceutical interventions.
7. Pharmacoepidemilogy:
Drug utilization studies clinical trials. Post
marketing surveillance. Rational & irrational drug use.
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